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Ascent/Descent: 360 ft (110m)
Max Altitude: 1,150 ft (350m)
Today, we’ll explore the awe-inspiring ruins of Tikal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Buried deep within the jungle, it was one of the most powerful of all the Mayan city states and dominated the region for around 700 years. The most striking feature of Tikal is its towering, steep-sided temples, rising to heights of more than 44m, the most famous being the Temple of the Great Jaguar. We’ll take a guided tour through its grand structures and learn the stories, myths, and legends behind this incredible feat of ancient architecture.
After lunch in Tikal, we’ll fly back to Guatemala City and spend the night in Antigua, enjoying a farewell dinner.
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Distance: 4 miles (7 km)
Ascent/Descent: 360 ft (110m)
Max Altitude: 1,150 ft (350m)
Today, we’ll explore the awe-inspiring ruins of Tikal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Buried deep within the jungle, it was one of the most powerful of all the Mayan city states and dominated the region for around 700 years. The most striking feature of Tikal is its towering, steep-sided temples, rising to heights of more than 44m, the most famous being the Temple of the Great Jaguar. We’ll take a guided tour through its grand structures and learn the stories, myths, and legends behind this incredible feat of ancient architecture.
After lunch in Tikal, we’ll fly back to Guatemala City and spend the night in Antigua, enjoying a farewell dinner.