How tall are Mayan temples?

Mayan temples vary in height depending on the specific temple and the period in which it was built. Some of the tallest Mayan temples are:

Tikal Temple I (Guatemala): 47 metres (154 feet)

El Mirador Temple II (Guatemala): 55 metres (180 feet)

El Tigre Temple IV (Guatemala): 57 metres (187 feet)

Caracol Temple B (Belize): 43 metres (141 feet)

Cancuen Temple III (Mexico): 46 metres (151 feet)

Additionally, some Mayan pyramids that serve as bases for temples can be even taller. For example, the Great Pyramid of Cholula in Mexico has a total height of around 66 metres (217 feet), but its temple on top has a relatively small height compared to the pyramid itself.

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