Archaeologists had known that the Maya regarded both caves and cenotes as mouths that opened into an otherworld inhabited by Chaak, the god of life-giving rain, but the consequences of this fact ...

It seemed as if Chaac, the Mayan god of rain, was blessing us as we completed our trifecta tour of the highest highs, deepest ...

K’inich Ahau is our Sun god and Chaac brings us rain. The Maize god provides some ... get to go straight to the top level. The Maya believed in many gods, each representing a different part ...

the god of rain. The ceremonial sites of Uxmal, Kabah, Labna and Sayil are considered the high points of Mayan art and architecture.

Masks of rain god, snakes, and intricate geometric shapes loom over the entrance to this Maya building, today called the House of the Governor. The city of Uxmal, and the Puuc people who lived there ...