This massive metropolis is located deep in the foothills of the majestic Maya Mountains. Once a significant political center, it was also the largest Mayan city. Much of what remains, dates back to 400 AD. There are 267 buildings per square kilometer spanning an area of 200 square kilometers or 77 square miles). Check out the monuments, the ball court, and residential complexes.
Located in the northern part of the country, this ancient Mayan city was occupied and active from roughly 1500 BC through 900 AD. Oddly enough, the name means “submerged crocodile” in English. It is most famous for such buildings as the Jaguar Temple, the Mask Temple, and an exceptional assortment of copper artifacts as well.