The Pyramids of Tikal are ancient structures located in the Tikal National Park of Guatemala. They were built by the Maya civilization between 200 and 900 AD and are part of one of the largest archaeological sites in Central America. The site features several impressive pyramids, including Temple I and Temple II, which served as ceremonial and religious centers. Tikal was a major city during the Classic Maya period and played a significant role in trade and politics. The pyramids are characterized by their steep steps and large stone blocks, showcasing the advanced engineering skills of the Maya. Today, Tikal is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and attracts many visitors.