Travel to Guatemala: The Top 10 Must-Visit Attractions for Visitors
Discover the best of Guatemala in this guide to the places you can’t afford to miss when you visit the Land of Eternal Spring.
Guatemala
Guatemala
Land of Eternal Spring
16,9440,00
The number of people in Central America’s most populated country.
4,202
The height in meters of Tajumulco Volcano, Central America’s highest peak.
60
Percentage of indigenous population in Guatemala.
Guatemala Stories, Information, and Opinion
Tales From the Land of Eternal Spring: Our Favorite Books About Guatemala
Whether you’re interested in the country’s history, culture, society, or politics, these books will give you a deeper understanding of Guatemala.
Guatemala’s Political Turmoil: Navigating the Last-Ditch Struggles of a Decaying System
Nestor Quixtan looks at the aftermath of the recent election as Guatemala faces a pivotal crossroads.
La Aurora Airport: A Symbol of Guatemala’s Neglected Tourism Industry
Unmasking the realities of La Aurora Airport in Guatemala and the urgent need for change.
Will Guatemalans Exercise Their Protest Vote in Sunday’s Election?
A look at how the “null” vote can effect effect elections in Guatemala.
Tasting the Best: Guatemalan vs. Costa Rican Coffees – A Comparative Exploration
From Guatemala’s Antigua to Costa Rica’s Tarrazú, discover and compare the remarkable flavors of Guatemalan and Costa Rican coffees.
The Guatemala 2023 Election: Are the Courts Deciding Instead of the Polls?
Nestor Quixtan looks at how the courts are playing a role in Guatemala’s upcoming election, as the field whittles down to three main candidates.
Guatemala Election 2023: A Crossroads of Transformation and Change
A look at the upcoming Guatemala election and how it echoes a turning point in the history of this Central American country.
Is Guatemala City Safe? Your Guide to Safe Zones and Not-So-Safe Zones in Central America’s Largest Capital
Is Guatemala City Safe? This is a common question for good reason. Guatemala City has a reputation for safety concerns, but local resident Nestor Quixtan assures us it’s not as bad as you think, especially if you’re aware of the different zones.
