Chichen itza is a huge pre-Columbian archaeological site. Chichen itza, built by Mayan civilization, is located in the northern part of Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico today, and it is also one of the new seven wonders of the world.
Coba is the ruins of Mayan civilization city in Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, located 40km west of Caribbean coast, 44km northwest of tulum and 90km east of Itza, Chen Chi.
The remains of Copan are located in Copan province in western Honduras, near the Guatemalan border. Copan is one of the most important city-states in the classical period of Mayan civilization. At that time, she was the southernmost tip of the Mayan States.
The history of Copan Kingdom can be traced back to the 2nd century and reached its peak in the 5th and 9th centuries. Then, like other Mayan city-states in the classical period, it suddenly declined and was completely abandoned in the jungle.
Tikal is one of the largest abandoned cities in Mayan civilization. It is located in the province of Peté n, Guatemala. Tikal means "land of sound" or "land of tongue" in Mayan language. Mayan hieroglyphs on inscriptions usually call it Muta or Jack Muta, which means "green bundle" and may also be a metaphor of "the first prophecy". These may be ancient names of Tikal.
Smal is a large Mayan site in Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. 1994 is listed as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO. In ancient Mayan language, Smal means "plant three trees", but some Mayan experts disagree.
Bonan Park is one of the cities of Mayan civilization, located in Chiapas, Mexico. Archaeologists have found exquisite murals and the sarcophagus of the king here, and the remains of the building can be traced back to the early classical period of 580-800.
Mayan ruins