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Let's step back in time and explore the majestic city of Tikal, a once-thriving Maya civilization. Dating back over a thousand years, Tikal stands as the largest of all Maya cities during the "Classic Era." Immerse yourself in the grandeur of this ancient city, where breathtaking buildings have been uncovered, and many more lie waiting to be discovered.
Amongst the vast array of Maya sites in Central America, Tikal reigns supreme. Its awe-inspiring beauty lies in the scattered impressive buildings that have been restored, surrounded by a jungle adorned with countless ruined structures. As you wander through the dense foliage, marvel at the enchanting sight of temples emerging from the canopy. For an even more extraordinary experience, climb to the top of certain temples and enjoy panoramic views above the treetops.
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Dish: PupusasPupusas are thick, round corn tortillas filled with cheese and often accompanied by various meats such as pork, chicken, or beef. These savory treats can be found throughout Guatemala and are typically served as a snack or light meal. They are cooked on a griddle until golden brown and often enjoyed with a side of curtido, a tangy cabbage slaw. Dish: TamalesTamales are a traditional Guatemalan dish consisting of masa (a type of dough made from ground corn) stuffed with various ingredients such as meat, vegetables, or fruits, then steamed in corn husks. The result is a delicious, compact package of flavor that showcases the diverse culinary heritage of the country. Tamales can be enjoyed as a main course or as a tasty snack, depending on their filling and size. Dish: Chiles RellenosChiles Rellenos are whole, roasted poblano peppers that are stuffed with a mixture of cheese and meat, then battered and deep-fried until crispy on the outside. This indulgent dish is a favorite across Guatemala and often served as a main course. The flavors and textures combine perfectly – the slightly smoky pepper, the gooey melted cheese, and the tender pieces of meat create a symphony of taste that represents the essence of Guatemalan cuisine. Historical Appearance
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