The Temple of the Great Jaguar is a prominent structure located in the ancient city of Tikal, part of modern-day Guatemala. This temple, also known as Temple I, stands about 47 meters tall and is one of the tallest pyramids in the region. It was built during the late classic period of the Maya civilization, around 732 AD, and served as a funerary monument for the ruler Ah Cacao. The temple features a steep staircase leading to a shrine at the top, where rituals and ceremonies were likely conducted. Its architecture showcases the impressive stonework and artistry of the Maya, with intricate carvings and inscriptions that provide insight into their culture and history. The temple remains a significant archaeological site and a popular tourist destination.