Maya Ancient Metropolis

The Establishment Of A Mayan City In Chicheacuten Itzaacute Between Valladolid And Meacuterida In Yucataacuten Mexico Is Explained By The Presence Of Several Cenotes Real Natural Treasures Many Mysteries Remain About The Construction Of The Archaeological Site Listed As A Unesco World Heritage Site This Architectural Gem Is Made Up Of Two Sectors Old Chichen And New Chichen The Latter Is Home To Impressive Buildings Resembling Tula The Capital Of The Toltecs This Barbarian People Would Have Come From The Mexican High Plateau In The 10th Century Led By The Deity Quetzalcoacuteatl Or Feathered Serpent

When You First Enter Teotihuacan A Feeling Of Grandeur Strikes You Like The Aztecs Who Discovered The City In The 14th Century They Are The Ones Who Baptized The City Teotihuacan The City Of The Gods What People Were Able To Build These Gigantic Pyramids In Particular That Of The Sun 71 Meters High And The Most Imposing In The World After Cheops These Questions Have Been Asked By Experts For Centuries But In March 2019 One Archaeologist Asked The Fateful Question Could Teotihuacan Be The First Mayan City

In Northern Guatemala The City Of Tikal Is One Of The Most Important Archaeological Sites And Urban Centers Of The Precolumbian Maya Civilization Recent Discoveries And New Technological Tools Have Shed Light On Its Grandeur And The Architectural Prowess Of Its Monuments Temples Palaces And Tombs Of Kings Capital Of One Of The Most Powerful Kingdoms Of The Ancient Maya Tikal Dominated Much Of The Region Politically Militarily And Economically The Site Was Abandoned At The End Of The 10th Century