Opening Credits

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Introduction

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Fact 1 - Hunab ku, the creator of the whole universe

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Fact 3 - Kukulkan, the revered feathered serpent

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Fact 4 - Water storage tanks in the jungle

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Fact 5 - Human sacrifices to appease the gods

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Fact 6 - Corn men, the perfect creation

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Fact 7 - The tzolk'in, a sacred 260 day calendar

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Fact 8 - The role of the stars in royal decisions

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Fact 9 - The adventures of the hero twins at xibalba

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Fact 10 - Pyramids oriented by the stars

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Fact 11 - The three worlds heaven, earth and xibalba

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Fact 12 - The challenges facing the hero twins

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Fact 13 - Ah puch, god of death and the underworld

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Fact 14 - Observatories dedicated to the study of stars

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Fact 15 - The 365 day solar calendar

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Fact 16 - Carved steles as historical archives

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Fact 17 - Discovered cities buried under the jungle

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Fact 18 - Solar and lunar eclipses noted in advance

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Fact 19 - Offerings to appease the underworld gods

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Fact 20 - The jaguar, king of animals and guide to the underworld

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Fact 21 - The jaguar dance in honor of the war

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Fact 23 - Blessed and cursed days according to the tzolk'in

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Fact 24 - Rivers of blood and scorpions in the underworld

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Fact 25 - The parrot, guardian of divine secrets

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Fact 26 - The birth of the moon and the sun according to popol vuh

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Fact 27 - The ball game against the lords of death

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Fact 28 - Temples designed to capture the light

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Fact 29 - The legend of cocoa creation

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Fact 30 - The milky way as a route for souls

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Fact 31 - Mural paintings in vibrant colors

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Fact 32 - The world tree that links heaven and hell

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Fact 33 - Prayers for abundant harvests

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Fact 34 - The kukulkan temple aligned with the solstices

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Fact 35 - The mythical creatures that guard xibalba

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Fact 36 - Monuments aligned with the cycles of time

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Fact 37 - Chaac, god of rain and agriculture

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Fact 38 - Mayan codices, lost writing treasures

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Fact 40 - Dogs as guides to the afterlife

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Fact 42 - The tortoise, symbol of patience and longevity

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Fact 43 - Prophecies revealed by shamans

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Fact 44 - Popol vuh, the sacred story of creation

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Fact 46 - Calakmul, one of the greatest mayan cities

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Fact 47 - The story of the rainbow goddess ixchel

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Fact 48 - Eclipses predicted by priests

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Fact 49 - Funeral rituals and death masks

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Fact 50 - White roads called sacbeob

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Fact 52 - Itzamna, the wise god and inventor of writing

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Fact 53 - The fight against giant primordial monsters

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Fact 54 - Sacrifices in the sacred cenotes

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Fact 55 - Sophisticated irrigation systems

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Fact 56 - Xbalanque and hunahpu, the legendary twin heroes

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Fact 57 - Cities with temples aligned with the stars

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Fact 58 - The deer, symbol of fertility and hunting

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Fact 59 - The lords of death who rule xibalba

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Fact 60 - Ixchel, goddess of the moon and childbirth

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Fact 61 - Kinich ahau, the radiant sun god

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Fact 62 - Rain invocation ceremonies

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Fact 63 cocoa offered to the gods in rituals

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Fact 64 the incredible precision of mayan astronomers

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Fact 65 - Engraved stelae telling the story of kings

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Fact 66 - The feathered serpent, symbol of wisdom

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Fact 67 - The division of the sky into thirteen levels

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Fact 68 - The frog, invoked to call down rain

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Fact 69 - The nine lords of the underworld

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Fact 70 - Sacred caves used for rituals

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Fact 72 - Pyramids dedicated to celestial cycles

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Fact 73 - Holy days dictated by celestial movements

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Fact 74 - The kukulkan temple and its snake like shadow

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Fact 75 - Mythical animals and their sacred role

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Fact 77 - Cycle renewal celebrations

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Fact 78 - The cosmic tree linking the levels of the universe

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Fact 79 - Hieroglyphic inscriptions on the stairs

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Fact 80 the monkey, protector of art and music

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Fact 81 - The monstrous bats of legend

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Fact 82 - Cycle renewal ceremonies

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Fact 83 - The role of animals in mayan genesis

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Fact 84 - The cenotes, portals to xibalba

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Fact 85 - Mayan mathematics and the number zero

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Fact 86 temples with precise alignments for the solstices

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Fact 87 - Protective creatures of the underworld

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Fact 88 - The role of the stars in religious rituals

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Fact 89 - Stelae recounting mayan legends

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Fact 90 - The eagle, messenger between heaven and earth

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Fact 91 - The twins' quest to save their father

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Fact 92 - The world view in three interconnected parts

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Fact 93 - Blood offerings by priests and kings

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Fact 94 - The solar eagle symbolizing the cycle of life

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Fact 96 - Natural reservoirs used for rituals

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Fact 97 - The transformation of a king into a legendary jaguar

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Fact 98 - Astronomical secrets engraved on stelae

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Fact 100 - The gates of xibalba hidden beneath the jungle

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Ending Credits

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