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Phil Clarke Hill

Guatemalan men fixing a roof. Tikal is a ruins of an ancient Maya city, archaeologists believe it was called Yax Mutal, and is one of the largest pre-Columbian Maya sites and a UNESCO World heritage site. Located in the department of El Petén and part of Tikal National Park, it is a popular tourist site, accessed by most from the nearby Flores, Guatemala.

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Guatemalan men fixing a roof. Tikal is a ruins of an ancient Maya city, archaeologists believe it was called Yax Mutal, and is one of the largest pre-Columbian Maya sites and a UNESCO World heritage site. Located in the department of El Petén and part of Tikal National Park, it is a popular tourist site, accessed by most from the nearby Flores, Guatemala.