Tikal Travel Blogs
Browse travel blogs from Tikal below. Tikal travel blogs, travel journals, and travelogues are written by fellow travelers and provide an invaluable firsthand perspective in helping to plan your travels to Tikal.
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#1 of 75 Tikal travel blogs
Feb 05, 2009 – Apr 06, 2009
Yucatan, Mexico -› Sayil, Mexico -› …
Tikal is one of the largest archaeological sites and urban centers of the
Mesoamerican Maya civilization. It is located in the archaeological region of
the Petén Basin in what is now northern Guatemala. Situated in the department of
El Petén at Latutude 17°13′19″ North, Longitude 89°3…
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#2 of 75 Tikal travel blogs
Apr 11, 2007 – Apr 17, 2007
Performed my usual morning DEET spray ritual after getting ready, and stopped at Hanna's to buy some water before walking to Mayawalk tours for our trip to Tikal. Tikal!! I'm so excited! I checked in and paid, and once all the people in our group arrived we filed into 2 vans and h…
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#3 of 75 Tikal travel blogs
Dec 11, 2002 – Mar 11, 2003
We had set our alarm for 4 o’clock, so that we would be able to see the sun rise from Templo IV. We said our goodbyes to Tally and Laura, who were taking the bus back to Mexico today, and started walking towards the temple.As the park was still closed we had to bribe the security guard to get in.…
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#4 of 75 Tikal travel blogs
Feb 11, 2009
Tikal is one of the largest archaeological sites and urban centers of the Mesoamerican Maya civilization. It is located in the archaeological region of the Petén Basin in what is now northern Guatemala. Situated in the department of El Petén at Latutude 17°13′19″ North, Longitude 89°37′22…
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#5 of 75 Tikal travel blogs
Nov 08, 2006 – Nov 21, 2006
Mexico City, Mexico -› Veracruz, Mexico -› …
This day we would visit Tikal a beautiful site with beautiful structures. Although we had a beautiful hotel and sunrise a disadvantage of group traveling was there. Our tourguide wanted to sleep very long so we missed the sunrise at the piramids of Tikal, bummer but maybe if I visit Guatemala again…
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#6 of 75 Tikal travel blogs
Mar 04, 2009 – Mar 11, 2009
Tikal is one of the largest archaeological sites and urban centers of
the Mesoamerican Maya civilization. It is located in the archaeological
region of the Petén Basin in what is now northern Guatemala. Situated
in the department of El Petén at Latutude 17°13′19″N, Longitude
89°37′22â…
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#7 of 75 Tikal travel blogs
Jun 05, 2008 – Jun 11, 2008
Our second day to Tikal, we are now going to the park on our own and we have to pay another 150 quetzales to go in the park . Our plan is to visit the Lost wold( El Mundo Perdido) and walk around the Great Plaza and the Acropolis area. Two days is not enough to see T…
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#8 of 75 Tikal travel blogs
Oct 27, 2009 – Oct 28, 2009
Definitely take a guide for Tikal. They are brilliant and cover animals, vegetation etc as well as the ruins.Recommend staying at Hostal Pedro Hermano about 1/2 hour away in El Remate. The owner is very friendly and helpful. Rooms are basic in mainly wooden structure with ceiling fan and bathroom o…
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#9 of 75 Tikal travel blogs
Jul 21, 2008 – May 03, 2009
Well I just left El Remate, Mom and Jeff. I am on my way to Coban to meet a couple of friends. We are all headed to Semuc Champey tomorrow. I had an absolute fabulous time in Tikal! It was everything I was expecting. The only thing I could complain about is not seeing a toucan and not seeing a…
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#10 of 75 Tikal travel blogs
Feb 09, 2009 – Mar 02, 2009
2009 three week international medicine rotation at Hospital Nacional Regional de Escuintla
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#11 of 75 Tikal travel blogs
May 25, 2008 – Aug 25, 2008
Guatemala -› Antigua, Guatemala -› …
we did the sunset tour in the morning, at 3 am!!!!! the bus ride was sooo uncomfortable as they put as many people in the bus as they could.tikal is awesome, best maya ruins i've seen during those 2 months in central america. we didnt see the sunset as it was too cloudy. but still it was great!
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#12 of 75 Tikal travel blogs
Mar 16, 2008 – Mar 24, 2008
Tikal was fantastic! Incredible site. Our guide, Luis, was superb. He was very knowledgeable about a wide range of topics relating to Maya culture, religion and daily living, and he was very friendly. Tikal was the first national park in Central America. This site is roughly 26 square kilometers. L…
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#13 of 75 Tikal travel blogs
Jul 09, 2009 – Aug 06, 2009
So today Rusty and I took the rather early bus to Tikal to see the Mayan ruins. The journey was only about an hour and a quarter, but the bus was really old and uncomfortable. We hadn't eaten anything by the time we arrived in the park, so we went to buy our tickets and then went to have some break…
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#14 of 75 Tikal travel blogs
Mar 15, 2009
El Remate, Guatemala -› Yaxha, Guatemala -› …
Tikal is one of the largest archaeological sites and urban centers of the Mesoamerican Maya civilization. It is located in the archaeological region of the Petén Basin in what is now northern Guatemala. Situated in the department of El Petén at Latutude 17°13′19″N, Longitude 89°37′22â…
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#15 of 75 Tikal travel blogs
Jan 07, 2009 – Jul 15, 2009
A getaway to the unknown... a country full of color and vast tropical jungles. Mayan Heritage spreading across multiple countries including unforgettable Tikal in Guatemala. From a treehouse to beach hammocks and a secret Butique Hotel tucked away amidst the lush green. Join our adventure to the Jewel "Belize"
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