Name: Acropolis Centro
Address: Tikal, Guatemala, GT
Telephone: +502 2290 2800

Acropolis Centro is a point of interest, located at Tikal, Guatemala. They can be contacted via phone at +502 2290 2800, visit their website www.visitguatemala.com for more detailed information.

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Anonymous

08 April 2018

Ruinas maravillosas en medio de la jungla.
Anonymous

16 December 2017

The Mayan civilization has settled in much of Central America, now known as Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, El Salvador and five southern states of Mexico: Campeche, Chiapas, Quintana Roo, Tabasco and Yucatan. Founded in the pre-classical period (about 2000 BC to 250 AD), according to the chronology of Central America, many Mayan cities reached their highest level of development during the classical period (approximately 250 m to 900 m) and continued During the post-classic until the arrival of Spaniards. They had a civilization that dates back about 3000 years. During that long time, hundreds of dialects were spoken in those lands, from which 44 different Malay languages were born. It was known as the only civilization in the development of the written language in the Americas in pre-Columbian times, as well as the art, architecture, mathematics systems and folklore of the ancient Mayans to the history of one of the most important Central American cultures in pre-Columbian times because it has an important scientific and astronomical legacy Worldwide. Their civilization has contributed many advantages to other civilizations in Central America because of the great interaction and dissemination of the culture that characterized the region. Progress, such as writing, engraving, and calendaring with the Mayans, has not only arisen but has been fully developed. The influence of that civilization can be detected in Honduras, Belize, Guatemala and Western El Salvador as far away as central Mexico, more than 1,000 km (620 miles) from the Mayan region. Architectural and artistic traces of the Maya were found outside the area and are believed to be due to trade and cultural exchange.

The Mayan people did not disappear completely at the time of the decline of the classical period nor with the arrival of the Spanish invasion and colonization of the Americas, where the Mayans are now the majority of the population of all Mayan areas and have maintained the distinctive traditions and beliefs that are the result of the fusion of ideas and cultures for pre-Columbian and post- Invasion. At present millions of people speak different Maya languages.

The Mayan literature illustrates the life of this culture. Examples include the play "Raphael Atchi" written in the language of Atchi, which was announced by UNESCO in 2005 as a masterpiece of the intangible oral heritage of mankind, and of the literary works of Popul Fuh for historical legends. . What was destroyed by the Spanish invasion is a model of the pre-Columbian civilization that is estimated at 3,000 years of ancient history.
Anonymous

03 September 2017

Maravillosas ruinas mayas en un entorno selvático en el que pueden observarse monos, aves, arañas, jaguares y demás.
Anonymous

03 January 2017

Ruins of Mayan civilization in the jungle.