Temple C-3 is an ancient structure located in the archaeological site of Tikal, a major city of the Maya civilization in present-day Guatemala. This temple is part of a larger complex and is known for its impressive architecture, featuring a steep pyramid shape that rises prominently above the surrounding jungle. Constructed during the Late Classic period, Temple C-3 is believed to have served a ceremonial purpose, possibly as a place of worship or a tomb for elite individuals. Its design reflects the advanced engineering skills of the Maya, showcasing their cultural and religious significance in the region.