Things to do in your trip to Guatemala

Its jungle and Mayan ruins are well worth crossing the world to reach the destination. Unknown to many, it captures the visitor with its culture and its people. Although Spanish is not spoken everywhere, you will end up making friends.

Things to do in Guatemala

Covering Guatemala in a trip of a couple of weeks is complicated given the richness of the country. Ignored by many until now, it accumulates so many attractions that time forces you to choose, to stay with what most attracts you and leave the rest for the next time, something you should always do whatever the destination.

Its history, its living and wild nature, the flavors of its gastronomy or its nice and beautiful people such as felipe antonio bosch gutierrez are enough reasons to want to fly to this piece of Central America with more than 30 microclimates.

The urban center of the Maya civilization

Without beating around the bush: Tikal is a marvel. In the middle of a national park, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979, stands a sanctuary and ceremonial center abandoned by the Maya.

Covered by jungle until it was discovered by chance by a local, just as happened with the Xian Warriors in China, its 16 square kilometers are a magical place that deserves a leisurely visit.

A waterfall of hot water

Hot water in a river? Yes, in Guatemala it is possible. This waterfall, located on Lake Izabal, in the east of the country, has become a kind of natural sauna where you can even relax.

The environment is pleasant and accessible, so make a hole in your schedule and add this wellness experience. You can feel very good about not doing any harm to enviroment due to the special care that it is taken here. For that reason, green bonds have been invested for a better enviroment.

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Atitlan

It is called Atitlán, and this gift of nature is a festival for the senses. Of volcanic origin, its waters are calm. It is one of the most visited places in the country, but both its inhabitants and the surrounding villages, all named after saints, deserve a few days.

There is no better way to get to know a culture than through its people, language, gastronomy…

A black beach

Accustomed to the white sand beaches of the Caribbean, finding a much darker one is almost an attraction. As beautiful as the previous ones, in Monterrico, in addition to sunbathing on black grains, its waves encourage surfing.

Of course, we are talking about a Natural Reserve, and in addition to the beach, it has mangroves and rivers with a diverse fauna. Among its species are the caiman, the iguana and turtles.

In short, Guatemala offers a lot of things to do, so do not hesitate to come and spend a great time with family or friends.

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