A sacbeob is a type of ancient road or pathway built by the Maya civilization. These roads were constructed using limestone and often featured a flat surface, making them suitable for travel. Sacbeob connected important cities, ceremonial sites, and agricultural areas, facilitating trade and communication among the Maya people. The term "sacbeob" translates to "white road" in the Maya language, referring to the light color of the limestone used in their construction. Many of these roads are still visible today, providing valuable insights into the infrastructure and organization of the Maya society during its peak.