The types of heritage in Guatemala is a way of organizing the country’s heritage in different schemes. Its main objective is to represent the importance of the object or place for the country’s culture. The types of heritage in Guatemala
Guatemala’s curiosities come from the diverse cultural influences that this country has received since the beginning of time. Guatemala is a Central American country with a great cultural mix. Its origins are strongly marked by the Mayan and Spanish culture,
The patriotic or national symbols of Guatemala are those that represent Guatemala and its population inside and outside its territory. That is why you see our national flag as a representative in international competitions in which Guatemala participates or foreigners
Guatemala is a country ignored by many travelers, mainly because of several clichés that tend to circulate about it, many of them unfounded or, at least, not strong enough to rule out a visit to a place as incredible as
The city of Antigua Guatemala, now known simply as Antigua, which literally means old, takes this name as the former capital of the country. The city is undoubtedly Guatemala’s main tourist destination and one of the best preserved colonial cities
Lanquin is merely the crossroads for exploring the nearby pools of Semuc Champey, a true spectacle of nature. The pools can be visited in two ways. With a tour that costs 130-150Q which includes transportation, guide and entrance to Semuch
These spa resorts not far from Guatemala City, immersed in the forest with an almost constant fog, are an excellent way to recover from an excursion to the Santa Maria volcano or, more generally, to spend a relaxing day, with
Each urban space has a historical stage that is key in its formation, in addition, they are living cities that have had to adapt to various historical stages. In most cities the old and the new, the traditional and the
South of the U.S. and Mexico you’ll find a wide variety of delicious dishes, from the arepas of Colombia and Venezuela to the expertly prepared steaks of Argentina. Exciting flavors also emerge when these culinary traditions merge, combining flavors whose
Guatemala covers approximately 109,000 km2, from sea level to 4200 m (13,800 ft). The rough topography of the mountainous southern part of the country causes a very diverse vegetation cover ranging from mountain broadleaf forest. Montane coniferous forest and subtropical