Tikal is one of the largest archaeological sites of the pre-Columbian Mayan civilization located in Guatemala. It contains many well-preserved temples and structures and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. Tikal is a major tourist attraction that helps preserve remnants of ancient Mayan architecture and culture. Semuc Champey is a natural area near Lanquín, Guatemala known for a 300-meter limestone bridge and turquoise pools ranging from 1 to 3 meters deep formed by the Cahabón River flowing through the dense rainforest. Its striking turquoise waters are a unique geographic feature.

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2. Tikal
 Is one of the largest archaeological sites and urban centers of pre-Columbian
Mayan civilization. It is located in the municipality of Flores, in the department of
Petén, in the present territory of the Republic of Guatemala and is part of the Tikal
National Park, which was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 1979.
 The name Tikal means "in the well of water.“The ruins are located in the middle of
the rainforest, in the Peten basin, which formed the cradle of Mayan civilization in
the lowlands of Mesoamerica, Is one of the most visited destinations by nationals
and foreigners in Guatemala. Its archeological and natural wealth, make it an
excellent place to explore. Is an Archaeological National Park that preserves the
architectural vestiges of the ancient Mayan civilization, whose temples are world
famous.

4. Semuc Champey
 Is a natural enclave located near the Guatemalan municipality of Lanquín (12 km
aprox. South of Lanquín), in the department of Alta Verapaz, Guatemala. In the
same, in the middle of a thick tropical forest is a natural limestone bridge of about
300 meters of length by which flows the river Cahabón and in whose surroundings
are a great amount of pools of 1 to 3 m of depth , Whose turquoise green color
changes throughout the year varying with climate, sun and other natural factors.
Only this natural geographical phenomenon can be observed at a distance.