Thousands of years ago, Mayans built quake-resistant structures; today, Tikal's resilience still astounds in Guatemala's seismic history

Towering above the rainforest in northern Guatemala, Tikal's temples have survived for more than a thousand years in a region marked by heavy rainfall, dense vegetation and recurring earthquakes. While some structures have been damaged over time, many of the city's monumental buildings remain remarkably well preserved.

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