Guatemala Travel
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Crime and Safety in Guatemala
Guatemala is a beautiful place with much to see and do, but it's also considered dangerous. Is it possible to have fun and stay safe?
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Traveling to Guatemala
Guatemala is fast becoming a favored travel destination in Central America. What is there to see and do?
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Buying Guatemalan Jade
Guatemalan Jade is high-quality and abundant. The city of Antigua is the best place to get fine jade jewelry.
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A Visit to the Chichicastenango Market
The world-famous Chichicastenango market is a can't-miss part of any visit to Guatemala. This day-trip adventure is a great place to shop for bargains!
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San Marcos La Laguna, Lago de Atitlán
Lago de Atitlán's San Marcos La Laguna offers weary travelers a place to rest and relax before continuing their Guatemalan or Central American adventure.
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Visiting Lake Atitlan in Guatemala
Tour the villages of Lake Atitlan for stunning views of the highland, volcano-ringed lake and catch a glimpse into Guatemala's most traditional cultures.
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Shopping in Guatemala's Markets
Whether you're looking for souvenirs, mementos, handicrafts, textiles, or artesanías, the markets of Guatemala are a great place to shop for them.
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Visiting Livingston, Guatemala
Caribbean in feel, Livingston is unique among Guatemala's towns and cities, and the food is a true Guatemalan highlight.
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Chichicastenango Market, Guatemala
Shopping, sightseeing, and cultural experience are rolled into one when you visit the Guatemalan highland town of Chichicastenango on Sunday and Thursday market days.
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Learn Spanish in Guatemala
Clear Spanish, low costs, and dozens of schools to choose from make Antigua, Guatemala one of the best places in Central America for learning to speak Spanish.
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Highlights of Guatemala
What is there to do in Guatemala? Lots! Here is a brief list of some of the best and most popular destinations Guatemala travel has to offer.
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Semana Santa in Guatemala
A week long hybrid festival of the rebirth of Christ combining Catholic and Maya traditions with a climax of a sleepless three-day march of holy statues.
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