Temple 226 is an archaeological site located in the ancient city of Tikal, part of the Maya civilization in present-day Guatemala. This temple is known for its impressive architecture and is one of the many structures that showcase the grandeur of the Maya culture. It features a stepped pyramid design, typical of Maya temples, and is adorned with intricate carvings and inscriptions. The temple is believed to have been built during the Late Classic period, around the 8th century AD. It served both religious and ceremonial purposes, reflecting the importance of rituals in Maya society. Today, Temple 226 is a popular site for tourists and researchers interested in Maya history and architecture.