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Maya ruins rising above jungle canopy, a colonial city of pastel facades and cobblestones, and a living Indigenous culture that remains central to daily life rather than a museum piece.
Explore Guatemala on the map →Ancient Maya temples rising above unbroken rainforest canopy, with howler monkeys and toucans often audible before the day-trip crowds arrive.
A UNESCO-listed former capital of pastel-colored colonial buildings and cobblestone streets, ringed by three active volcanoes.
A volcanic crater lake ringed by traditional Kaqchikel and Tz'utujil Maya villages, each with distinct textiles and market days.
An overnight climb rewarded with views of neighboring Fuego Volcano's frequent eruptions, one of Central America's most dramatic treks.