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... is a low stress affair, unless you arrive during Semana Santa with no reservations. The following hotels Antigua Guatemala selections should give you a few ideas about where to stay in Antigua. For a truly ...
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... tends to be. Closer to sea, coastal locales are known to serve some tasty seafood dishes. Guatemala restaurants along the Pacific coastline serve up a fair amount of Red Snapper, and snook is ...
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... in the hopes that this will bring luck into the new year. One of the more celebrated national Guatemala holidays is Independence Day, which falls on September 15. The whole country embraces this celebration with ...
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... of internet cafes. The travel agencies in Flores can help you arrange a number of interesting Guatemala tours , especially to the Mayan ruins sites of Tikal and El Mirador . Flores also has ...
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... only begin to establish more permanent settlements near the beginning of the Pre-Classic Era. Pre-Columbian Guatemala history is divided into 3 periods, with the Pre-Classic Era lasting from 2000 BC ...
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... center that it is, plans are under way to construct an international airport in Qeutzaltenango Guatemala, making it accessible by air, much like Guatemala City and Flores . Until the airport is ...
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... gets its colors”. As is the case with many highland destinations throughout the country, Panajachel Guatemala maintains a predominantly Mayan culture, with Mayan ancestors making up the largest part of the city’s ...
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Just west of the capital of Guatemala City rests the former capital city of La Antigua Guatemala. Founded by Spanish conquistadors on March 10, 1543, ...
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... , or small eateries, can be found at the market's center, should one get hungry. Chichicastenango Guatemala is also known for its 400-year old Santo Tomas church, which can be found in close proximity ...
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... plan to visit El Mirador Guatemala, it is highly recommended that you check ahead of time with Guatemala tour companies that can help you decide if the arduous trip is for you. During the rainy ...
