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The temple of Kukulkan (God symbolized as a winged serpent) was built in the 12th century AD. C. by the Itza Mayans in their capital, the city of Chichén Itzá, originally founded in the sixth century AD. DC
Its design has a pyramidal geometric shape and has symbolisms that allude to the most important numbers used in the agricultural solar calendar, the Tzolkin calendar (sacred calendar) and the calendar wheel. It is an undeniable icon of the city and at a certain point if you applaud, the pyramid returns the echo of your applause repeated seven times (if I remember correctly) alluding to a sacred symbolism.
Its design has a pyramidal geometric shape and has symbolisms that allude to the most important numbers used in the agricultural solar calendar, the Tzolkin calendar (sacred calendar) and the calendar wheel. It is an undeniable icon of the city and at a certain point if you applaud, the pyramid returns the echo of your applause repeated seven times (if I remember correctly) alluding to a sacred symbolism.