Guatemala is known for its rich Mayan heritage, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture. Explore the ancient ruins of Tikal, nestled deep within the lush jungles, where towering pyramids and intricate stone carvings offer a glimpse into the fascinating Mayan civilization. Venture into the colorful city of Antigua, with its cobbled streets and well-preserved architecture, where you can immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture, visit lively markets, and sample traditional cuisine, such as “Pepián”, a hearty and flavourful stew. Traverse the serene waters of Lake Atilán, surrounded by the majestic volcanoes and traditional Mayan villages.
Hike through the misty cloud forests of the Quetzaltenango region, home to stunning volcanic landscapes and unique wildlife. For the adventurous souls, Guatemala offers thrilling experiences, like exploring underground caves in Semuc Champey, trekking through the remote jungles of El Mirador, or hiking up the fiery slopes of Pacaya Volcano. Discover Guatemalas treasures, from archaeological wonders to breathtaking landscapes and authentic cultural experiences that will leave a lasting impression.
| GUATEMALA | |
|---|---|
| Capital: | Guatemala City |
| Language: | Spanish |
| Population: | 17 million |
| Currency: | Guatemalan Quetzal (GTQ) |
| Time Zone: | UTC - 6 |
| Main Airports: | Guatemala City: La Aurora International Airport (GUA) |
| Flores: Mundo Maya International Airport (FRS) | |
| Quetzaltenango: Quetzaltenango Airport (AAZ) |
This UNESCO World Heritage site is known for its well-preserved Spanish Baroque-influenced architecture. Explore cobblestone streets, visit historic churches and convents, and enjoy the city’s vibrant arts and crafts scene.
Tikal National Park is one of the most iconic Mayan archaeological sites in the world, known for its ancient temples and pyramids set in the jungle. The Petén region also offers opportunities for wildlife viewing and jungle adventures.
Nestled among volcanoes, Lake Atitlán is often considered one of the most beautiful lakes in the world. Visitors can take boat tours, go kayaking, hike along the lake, and explore the indigenous villages around its shores.
Quetzaltenango, often referred to as Xela, is Guatemala’s second-largest city and a hub for language schools and adventure activities. The Western Highlands are known for their stunning volcanic landscapes, indigenous culture, and vibrant markets.
This region is famous for its coffee production and stunning mountain landscapes. Travelers can visit coffee farms, hike in the Cuchumatanes Mountains, and explore the town of Huehuetenango.
The Pacific coast of Guatemala features beautiful beaches, surf spots, and coastal towns such as Monterrico and Iztapa. It’s an ideal region for relaxation and water activities.
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