KnowraChichen ItzaLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Chichen Itza, each with the reason it gives.All 9Broader topic 7Related 1Compared with 1Maya civilizationBroader topic: Its architecture reflects political and cultural change in the northern Maya lowlands.Yucatán PeninsulaBroader topic: Its ruins are among the peninsula’s most prominent archaeological sites.Maya astronomyBroader topic: Its buildings and inscriptions preserve prominent examples of astronomical symbolism and alignment.CenoteBroader topic: The city’s location and ritual history are closely associated with its cenote.Tourism in MexicoBroader topic: The site draws visitors to Mexico’s pre-Hispanic heritage and is a major excursion from nearby resorts.Maya architectureBroader topic: Its monumental precinct includes temples, a ball court, and the pyramid known as El Castillo.UxmalCompared with: Its different architectural mix and political trajectory distinguish it from Uxmal’s Puuc-centered identity.KukulkanBroader topic: The city’s monuments and inscriptions provide central evidence for Kukulkan’s cult.Toltec EmpireRelated: The parallels have fueled claims of contact or Toltec influence, though their meaning remains debated.