29. Tazumal, El Salvador

Chalchuapa

Visit this memorable Mayan site in the town of Chalchuapa. Here archaeologists have uncovered metal artifacts dating back to 700 AD. They also found gorgeous gold ornaments that are displayed in the museum there. You should see the popular Temple of the Columns, the numerous sculptures, and the burial sites as well.

 

30. Tikal, Guatemala

This large city is highly significant in terms of Mayan history. Today it is a major part of the Tikal National Park nestled in a rainforest in Guatemala. There are thousands of structures including altars, burial sites, and temples from as far back as 300 AD. Must-see sites include the Great Plaza, the Lost World Pyramid, and, of course, the 154-foot-tall Tikal Temple.

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