Tikal National Park is the most excavated (Mayan?) archaeological site in Central America and one of the most excavated (archaeological) sites in the world. It covers some 57,600 hectares of wetlands and forests and encompasses architectural remains of the Mayan civilization dating from 600 BC to 900 AD. Tikal is the only natural and cultural UNESCO World Heritage site in Central America and one of few in the world with both designations. As such, Tikal is considered one of the top 20 tourist sites in the world and a must see. THINGS TO BRING Snacks Hiking or tennis shoes Rain jacket Outdoor clothing Money for park fees and lunch Bug spray Sunscreen Personal medications  INCLUDED English/Spanish tour guide We can take photographs of you or your group Round-trip transportation with A/C from your hotel NOT INCLUDED Meals Park entrance tickets ROUTE Flores - Tikal - Flores Tikal Hotels - Tikal - Tikal Hotels