Tikal National Park, situated in Guatemala’s Petén region, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its remarkable fusion of ancient Maya ruins and vibrant biodiversity. Covering over 575 square kilometres of dense rainforest, the park boasts more than 3,000 structures, including the iconic Temple I and the Great Plaza. Travellers are drawn to Tikal for the rare chance to explore towering pyramids, wander through centuries-old ceremonial complexes, and encounter exotic wildlife such as howler monkeys and toucans in their natural environment. With sweeping views from temple summits and immersive jungle trails, Tikal offers an unforgettable experience steeped in both history and nature.