• Located in Tikal National Park, Temple IV was constructed around 741 and was to honor the 27th king of the Tikal dynasty.
  • This pano was taken in Tikal, Guatemala at the top of temple IV. The Tikal National Park comprises an area of over 200 square miles and is a premier destination...
  • Tikal's Temple IV is known mostly for its height and the views from the top. It is the tallest Mayan pyramid discovered thus far and at 230 feet it is almost two and a...
  • Guatemalan pyramid. Temple IV at Tikal. Tikal Temple IV is a Mesoamerican pyramid in the ruins of the ancient Maya city of Tikal in modern Guatemala.
  • TheBiteTour.com > Destination Guides > The 10 Largest Temples in the World > 7. Tikal Temple IV, Tikal (Guatemala).
  • At 70m high Temple IV is the tallest building at Tikal. It lies at the western edge of Tikal at the end of one of the Mayan roads - the Tozzer Causeway.
  • At 65 meters, Temple IV is the tallest building in Tikal. His builder is Yik’ in Chan K’awiil, who possibly ruled from 734 AD to 766 AD.
  • Impressive view of a temple in Tikal, Guatemala. ... Complex N. It is near Temple IV and was built in 711 A.C. It contains replicas of Stella 16 and Altar 5.
  • His tomb has not yet been found, but it may lie somewhere underneath the temple. map of TEMPLE IV in Tikal.
  • Temple IV, also known as the Temple of the Two-Headed Serpent, is 64 meters high and is considered to be the tallest structure in Tikal.
  • Also known as the ‘Temple of the Great Jaguar,’ Temple I is probably the most beautiful and iconic of all the temple ruins in Tikal Guatemala.
  • Temple IV – Summiting Temple IV is a must for most visitors, as the view here also allows you to view the entire Tikal complex. But in peak times, it can get busy.