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Celebrating Day of the Dead in Mexico and Latin America
By Viator, September 2016
Renowned around the world for its vibrant parades, ghoulish costumes and elaborate altars, the Day of the Dead, or Dia de los Muertos, is not only a day to honor and remember passed loved ones?it?s ... Read more
Day Trips to Quirigua
By Viator, February 2016
Like Copan, Quirigua is another popular archaeological site home to ancient Maya artifacts. Located in southeastern Guatemala (120 miles from Guatemala City), this one-mile area features an ... Read more
Day of the Dead
By Viator, October 2015
Called Dia de Muertos in Spanish, the Day of the Dead is a Mexican holiday celebrated in a number of spots around the world, including Guatemala. It is held on November 1 and 2, in connection with ... Read more
3 Days in Antigua: Suggested Itineraries
By Viator, June 2015
The most popular tourist city in Guatemala, Antigua is not only a great place to explore itself, but also provides a fantastic jumping off point for plenty of historic and cultural attractions ... Read more
Day Trips from Antigua
By Viator, May 2015
The one-time colonial capital and UNESCO World Heritage site of Antigua has plenty to keep travelers entertained, but the transport hub also makes a great base for discovering Guatemala?s sights. ... Read more
Guatemala City Suggested Itineraries
By Viator, February 2015
There are plenty of things to do in Guatemala City, but it?s what is nearby that truly offers an opportunity to fall in love with the country. In fact, three days in the area is likely not enough ... Read more
Mayan Ruins in Guatemala
By Viator, February 2015
Guatemala is home to over 1,500 Maya sites, making it one of the best countries to visit for history buffs and archeology enthusiasts. Many structures are hidden amongst the dense jungle terrain, a ... Read more
3 Days in Flores: Suggested Itineraries
By Viator, February 2015
The lovely little island of Flores, ensconced in pristine Lake Petén, has been the heart, and capital, of Mesoamerica?s archaeologically richest region for thousands of years. Ehile you are ... Read more
Best Mayan Ruins Tours from Flores
By Viator, December 2013
For centuries, Flores was at the hub of an enormous empire, that of the Maya Itza people. Beginning in about 900 BC (though archaeologists keep pushing that date back, based on architecture uncovered ... Read more
Adventure and Outdoor Activities in Flores
By Viator, December 2013
Petén was, until recent decades, a wild and rugged place with few roads, despite its natural beauty and archaeological wealth. Today, though the region is still less developed than the interior, ... Read more
Flavors of Guatemala
By Viator, October 2013
The cuisine of Guatemala is similar to its Central American neighbors with its heavy reliance on ingredients like corn, rice, and beans. Historically, the Mayan and Spanish cultures shaped the ... Read more
