Temple C-2 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 Maya urban planning and religious practices. Constructed during the Late Classic period, Temple C-2 features a stepped pyramid design and is adorned with intricate carvings. It served as a ceremonial site, reflecting the importance of religion and ritual in Maya society. The temple is part of a larger complex that includes other significant structures, highlighting the cultural richness of the Maya civilization.