About Topoxte
Located on a small island in Lake Yaxhá, Topoxte is one of the largest and latest occupied Maya sites in the Petén lowlands. It remained inhabited into the 15th century, long after most lowland sites were abandoned.
Highlights
- Island setting on Lake Yaxhá — accessible by boat
- One of the last occupied lowland Maya cities
- Multiple temples and colonnaded halls
- Postclassic-period ceramics and architecture
- Stunning lake views and prolific birdlife
Best Time to Visit
February to May, accessed by boat from the Yaxhá site