What are Mayan temples?

The Mayan Temple, also known as the Mayan Temple, is also known as the Mayan Pyramid, located in Honduras. It was one of the three major civilizations in ancient America, one of the world-famous ancient civilizations, and the only civilization born in a tropical jungle rather than a large river basin. The Mayan civilization began around 1800 BC, while Chichen Itza was built in the 5th century AD and covered an area of ??25 square kilometers in the 7th century. The Mayans built hundreds of buildings out of stone here, a product of the Mayan civilization's peak period. These buildings are not only tall and majestic, but also carved with exquisite decorative patterns, showing the superb level of architectural art of the ancient Maya. The central building of Chichen Itza is a huge pyramid standing in a tropical jungle clearing, called the Pyramid of Kukulkan (Mayan Temple). The design data of this pyramid have astronomical significance. Its base is square, and its steps face due north, due south, due east, and due west. There are 91 steps on each side. The number of steps and step platforms represents respectively. The number of days and months in a year. The 52 stone slabs with carved patterns symbolize the 52-year cycle of the Mayan calendar. These positionings are obviously carefully considered. To the east of the Kukulkan Pyramid is a magnificent four-story pyramid, known as the Warriors Temple. In front and south of the temple is a large square or round stone pillar called the "Thousand Pillars Group". These stone pillars used to be It once supported huge palaces. At its entrance is a supine human figure carved from a huge stone. The ancient Mayans called it the "Chacmore" statue. Behind it are two Quetzalcoatls with wide mouths. Within a few kilometers of this central area, there are many stone buildings of the old city of Chichén Itza, all relics of the same era.