| PYRAMIDS & BALL COURTS OF THE MAYA KINGDOMS: MEXICO & GUATEMALA (24 Feb-9 Mar 2007) | www.alexpeditions.net |
Chichén Itzá Mérida & KabahUxmalPalenqueYaxchilánBonampakTulumSian Ka'an & CancúnTikalParque NacionalChicago |
 PREVIOUS ALBUM (08 of 11) |
TIKAL | (10 of 11) NEXT ALBUM |
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| Location: Tikal was one of the largest cities in the Maya Lowlands. It gained huge political significance in the Early Classic period (200-600 AD) and therefore had an enormous influence not only on the politics but also on the art and architecture of many other Maya city-states. |
Itinerary: [5
March, 04:30 - 19:00]: Parque Nacional › Mendez Causeway › Tozzer Causeway › Temple IV› Mundo Perdido Plaza › 7 Temples › Great Plaza › Temple I › Ball Court › Temple II › North Acropolis › Central Acropolis › Temple III › Temple V › East Plaza |
| Copyright © 2004-2013 Alexei Alexeev. All rights reserved. | Optimal: GC/FF/IE; 1280 x 1024; Ev<10² Lux | Version: 07.05.2013 |