Guatemala

The blend of a hot waterfall and a chilly river can harden your body and calm your mind

The sight of the ethereal crater basin is said to make the best of those who observe the beauty

As the clock strikes 6, the townspeople of Guatemala City leave their homes to set the devil on fire

Giant flamboyant hand-made kites embody the millennia-old tradition of communicating with the dead

The underwater wealth of Guatemala's basins includes abundant flora and fauna, ship wrecks, and entire ancient​ settlements

Deemed world's greatest Easter Week Festival, local celebrations amaze with fervent and colorful ceremonies

Living Mayan history and culture can be observed during the Equinox and Solstice ceremonial celebrations

Stunning air dancers resemble circus acrobats, but in fact,​ this is a part of Guatemala's ancient Mayan cultural heritage

A collection of turquoise pool stairs ar​e remarkable for their natural perfection, uniqueness, and beauty

Surf longing vacationers will enjoy Guatemalan southern swell

Guatemalan norms of etiquette allow only one of these multicolored delicacies to be eaten at a time

A womanizer, drunkard, and chain-smoker is worshipped in some parts of Guatemala as a saint

Apart from being eaten raw, sweet nisperos are used in syrups, jams, chutneys, jellies, tarts, and pies​

Lake Izabal provides a gateway to Rio Dulce which will carry your lazy boat to an isolated peninsula town populated by African refugees

Along with common yellow corn, local farmers cultivate unique multicoloured varieties that are li​kewise delicious!​

Guatemala's rich avifauna boasts the fairy-like quetzal and over 700 more species

The most impressive and challenging hiking trails wind up and down Guatemala's active volcanoes

Zapote season brings lots of delights from natural chewing gum to smoothies, fruit punch, and other fruit delicacies

Feel the urge of a thrilling adventure? Challenge yourself to the dark waterways of Guatemala's bat-filled caves

Historical reenactments such as the torch relay and "La Conquista" represent the uniqueness of the independence festival

There is never too much coffee. Indulge in Guatemala's best during the harvest festivities

Thousands of blossoms open one after another and hundreds of bats converge on the trees to collect the sweet nectar

Observe authentic indigenous traditions in the 21st century

Mmm, yummy ant butts taste and crun​ch like peanuts and the season is too short to linger!

Guatemalan wildlife literally roars just a few steps away from your lonely boat crossing the canyon

Watching recently-hatched baby turtles "rushing" towards the sea is adorable and affordable for everyone

This raging river flows along tropical forests full of iguanas and toucans watching the rafters from the banks

In honour of this Catholic Saint,​ Guatemalans perform a traditional indigenous dance

These famous magenta-coloured Guatemalan licuados and yoghurt smoothies are made of red dragon fruit

Green, yellow, and red—very sour, moderately sour, and sweet—you decide what to eat

Eggshells, confetti, and lots of fun make Сarnaval en Guatemala unique