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Ruins39
  • Explore Indiana Jones style Mayan ruins at Tikal and nearby Yaxha, emerging from the jungle. (geoex.com)
  • On our tours to Guatemala you'll visit enchanting Antigua, shimmering Lake Atitlan, the ancient Tikal ruins and more. (onthegotours.com)
  • From the crumbling Mayan ruins of Mexico to the frozen snowscapes of Antarctica, Latin America is one of our all-time favourite regions. (abercrombiekent.co.uk)
  • With everything from ruins to rainforests and colonial churches to Indian markets, you'll be able to experience every aspect of this incredible continent on one of our Guatemala holidays. (abercrombiekent.co.uk)
  • Often referred to as the "Land of Eternal Spring" for its agreeable year-round temperatures in much of the country, tourists visit Guatemala to explore its Mayan ruins, picturesque colonial towns, and scenic geology, including volcanos and lakes. (cdc.gov)
  • Travelers visiting Belize's inland can participate in a variety of adventure activities, including canoeing, cave tubing, climbing Mayan ruins, hiking, and zip-lining through jungle canopies. (cdc.gov)
  • Visit remarkable Mayan ruins, see the preserved colonial city of Antigua, and witness the vibrant indigenous culture there. (brownelltravel.com)
  • The Mayan ruins, the beautiful scenery, and the Spanish colonial towns are a large force behind the tourism industry in Guatemala. (brownelltravel.com)
  • This small Latin American city has an array of attractions ranging from the world-famous marvels of Mayan ruins to the lush jungle reserves, endless hiking opportunities and a blend of modern metropolitan with the colonial towns. (sigloxxi.com)
  • Mexico is a traveler's paradise, composed of diverse characteristics: desert landscapes, snow-capped volcanoes, ancient ruins, teeming industrialized cities, time-warped colonial towns, glitzy resorts, deserted beaches and an astonishing collection of flora and fauna. (yampu.com)
  • Our most popular Mexico tours include destinations not to miss: Mexico City, Merida and the amazing ruins of Chichen-Itza, the colonial city of Oaxaca, San Cristobal de las Casas and Palenque in Chiapas, and the Copper Canyon with the amazing train ride from Chihuahua to Los Mochis. (yampu.com)
  • Highlights: In GUATEMALA, colonial city of Antigua/Chichicastenango market/Lake Atitlán/Mayan ruins in Copan, HONDURAS/Mayan city of Joya de Cerén in EL SALVADOR/in San Salvador, Devil's Door, National Palace, handcraft market/beaches on the Costa del Sol. (intltravelnews.com)
  • PRIVATE-GUIDED: This adventure through the Mayan ruins of Belize and Guatemala will satisfy your cravings for a culturally rich holiday, ending with several sun-filled days on the beaches of beautiful San Pedro. (goway.com)
  • A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Antigua Guatemala is famous for church ruins and a quaint colonial feel. (goway.com)
  • What do volcanoes, colonial cities, azure blue lakes, jungles and ancient ruins have in common? (touropia.com)
  • The hotel is built around the ruins of a 16th century colonial church. (touropia.com)
  • Located in the heart of the ancient Mayan world, Guatemala has an array of ruins to explore. (coxandkings.co.uk)
  • Whether it's uncovering the mysteries of Mayan ruins, basking under the sun on a Costa Rican beach, or navigating through the engineering marvel of the Panama Canal, a Central American cruise offers an eclectic mix of adventure, relaxation, and cultural immersion. (affordabletours.com)
  • Visitors can explore the Great Blue Hole, a giant underwater sinkhole, or visit the ancient Mayan ruins of Caracol and Xunantunich. (chartertravel.co.uk)
  • Visitors can explore the ancient Mayan ruins of Joya de Cerén or hike up the Santa Ana Volcano for some breathtaking views. (chartertravel.co.uk)
  • Honduras is home to the ancient Mayan ruins of Copán, known for their intricate stonework and impressive hieroglyphs. (chartertravel.co.uk)
  • Travel north to behold the ancient ruins that spring up from the rainforest floor in Tikal and Yaxhá, learning of the Mayan communities who made their homes there. (quintessentiallytravel.com)
  • Exploring the colonial ruins of Antigua Guatemala should definitely be at the top of your list of things to do in Antigua. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • From convents with gorgeous courtyards and crumbled cathedrals to stunning baroque churches this list of the best colonial ruins in Antigua has it all! (growingupbilingual.com)
  • The colonial buildings, fountains, churches, and courtyards all hold so much history that exploring all the ruins is almost impossible. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • But don't worry, with a list of the best colonial ruins in Antigua, you can easily choose from the countless historic buildings set against the impressive backdrop of Agua Volcano. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • I've included a list of my favorite colonial ruins, so you can get a taste of this city's essence. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • I have included among others the Convent of Capuchinas, the Cathedral in Antigua Guatemala and the ruins at the Hotel Casa Santo Domingo. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • While many people tend to associate architectural ruins in Guatemala with Maya archaeological sites, the colonial ruins in Antigua are equally impressive. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • These ruins are remnants of the city's past as the capital of Guatemala during the Spanish colonial period, until a series of devastating earthquakes forced a relocation. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • Today, Antigua has restored many of its colonial ruins as monuments to the past, allowing visitors to safely walk among the tumbled columns and gaze up at their blue-sky ceilings. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • San José Cathedral ruins, Antigua Guatemala. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • There are so many beautiful churches and colonial ruins in Antigua. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • Guatemala is best known for their indigenous Mayan culture and excavated ruins of the Mayan empire, nature, and their world class coffee. (bartleby.com)
  • Leave the resorts of Cancun behind and embark on a true adventure that will take you from spectacular Mayan ruins to the cobblestoned streets of colonial towns and deep into the jungle of Mexico. (kilroy.no)
  • Explore the ancient ruins at Chichen Itza and Palenque and meet the descendants of those who built them in the vibrant streets and colourful markets of picturesque Mayan towns. (kilroy.no)
  • Depart Playa del Carmen and head to the famous Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza for a guided tour. (kilroy.no)
  • Enjoy a guided tour of the Mayan ruins of Palenque. (kilroy.no)
  • Appreciate the impressive stelae in the Mayan Ruins of Quirigua. (mayangateway.com)
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  • Guatemala was a centre of Mayan power for centuries and many wonderful archaeological sites lie scattered across the Peten region while their heritage lives on today, evident in the many bustling markets, the traditional reed collecting on the shores of Lake Atitlan, the unique weaving methods and their traditional animist ceremonies. (createsend.com)
  • Lake Atitlan enjoys a truly stunning setting up in the highlands and surrounded by volcanoes and steeped in fascinating Mayan culture. (createsend.com)
  • These include Antigua, a charming Colonial style city, Chichicastenango, a small town with a mountain backdrop and a very special atmosphere, Lake Atitlan, a beauty spot and Tikal, one of the most amazing sites of the Mayan civilization. (goway.com)
  • Situated on Lake Atitlan in the Mayan highlands, the lodge is accessible by boat. (touropia.com)
  • Visitors can explore the stunning Lake Atitlan or visit the ancient Mayan city of Tikal, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. (chartertravel.co.uk)
  • This 9-day itinerary sweeps you through the colonial city of Antigua and spiritual Lake Atitlan with pit stops at grumbling volcanoes, local villages and the Mayan site of Iximche. (originaltravel.co.uk)
  • The first stop in Guatemala is on beautiful Lake Atitlan. (kilroy.no)
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  • And tremendous Tikal in the heart of the rainforest - regarded as the greatest city of the Mayan world. (onthegotours.com)
  • Our Guatemala group tours take in the highlights of the country, from Antigua to Tikal. (onthegotours.com)
  • Further north Mayan temples lie deep in verdant jungle, the monumental pyramids of Tikal and Yaxta spiking above the canopy. (abercrombiekent.co.uk)
  • The awe-inspiring temples of Tikal are arguably the greatest of all the ancient Mayan cities. (createsend.com)
  • Sites like these, such as famous Tikal, dot the landscape, calling back to a time when these vast jungles were home to a dominant Mayan civilization. (globalbasecamps.com)
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  • Soak up Antigua, the colonial-era capital nestled among verdant volcanoes. (geoex.com)
  • And don't miss Antigua, a superb World Heritage Listed city of cobblestoned streets and gorgeous colonial architecture, spectacularly framed by a backdrop of towering volcanoes. (worldexpeditions.com)
  • Packed full picturesque highland lakes, lush jungle, smoking volcanoes and picturesque colonial towns. (onthegotours.com)
  • Home to the picturesque colonial town of Antigua, nestled among three volcanoes. (onthegotours.com)
  • Swaddled by three volcanoes, it's a hotbed of Spanish language schools and a riot of Mayan colour and festivity at Easter time. (abercrombiekent.co.uk)
  • Known as 'The Land of Eternal Spring', Guatemala is an incredibly beautiful, diverse and colourful nation and has a fascinating history with jungles and volcanoes providing the backdrop to a cultural mix of pre-Columbian, Mayan and Spanish colonial heritage. (createsend.com)
  • As one of the most diverse countries in the world with 37 volcanoes, 360 microclimates, lakes, beaches, and land on both the pacific ocean and the Caribbean Sea, how can you not visit Guatemala? (theplanetd.com)
  • Guatemala has 37 volcanoes and 3 of which are active volcanoes. (theplanetd.com)
  • On a tailor-made itinerary to Guatemala, experience the many natural highlights this country has to offer, from volcanoes, pristine lakes, and dense jungle that is home to howler monkeys and tropical birdlife. (coxandkings.co.uk)
  • The 16th-century capital, Antigua, is a picturesque colonial city decorated with pastel coloured houses, impressive churches and derelict convents, with views of the surrounding volcanoes everywhere you look. (coxandkings.co.uk)
  • Nicaragua is the largest country in Central America and is known for its colonial architecture, beautiful beaches, and active volcanoes. (chartertravel.co.uk)
  • Days were spent sitting on docks, gazing out to the huge lake and the towering volcanoes beyond, watching men in small dugout canoes fishing for their dinner, and reading a book of Mayan folktales -- beautifully written stories of witches and shamans, of magic and metamorphosis, of love and life, and of the creation of the world and all the beings within it. (mayaguate.com)
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Towns2
  • The grand cathedral that dominates Guatemala City's central plaza, and the cobblestone streets that criss-cross towns across the country, are just a couple leftovers from Spanish colonial rule. (globalbasecamps.com)
  • The book under review is a colorful m lange of myths gathered from the 14 towns in the region surrounding Lake Atitl n in Guatemala. (mayaguate.com)
Civilization4
  • The traditional heartland of the Mayan empire, Guatemala is filled with the glorious evidence of that ancient, mysterious civilization. (geoex.com)
  • The Classic era centers of Quirigua and Copan are the eastern most outposts of early Mayan civilization. (slideme.org)
  • Join this journey of discovery through the heart of Mayan civilization. (goway.com)
  • The country is the very heart of the Mayan civilization, a civilization that was quite advanced for its time. (touropia.com)
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  • Today there are 29 Mayas languages spoken in Mexico, Belize, Honduras and Guatemala. (antimoon.com)
  • Embark on a 12-day tour of Guatemala and Belize, taking in the contrasting cultures and landscapes of these. (onthegotours.com)
  • The Mayan culture had its greatest splendor in the so-called classic period (250-900 A.D.), until it went into decline in the post-classic period (900-1200 A.D.) and covered the Mesoamerican area that includes the south of Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras and Belize. (ticotimes.net)
  • The official language of Belize is English, although Belizean Creole, Spanish, Mayan languages, and Plautdietsch (a variety of German spoken by Mennonite settlers) are also spoken. (cdc.gov)
  • Routine childhood immunization rates in both Guatemala and Belize declined during the COVID-19 pandemic, potentially increasing the risk for infections among both the local population and visitors. (cdc.gov)
  • Guatemala and Belize are considered endemic for multiple parasitic infections, including taeniasis and cysticercosis, which are caused by different life stages of the Taenia solium parasite (see Sec. 5, Part 3, Ch. 22, Taeniasis ). (cdc.gov)
  • Travelers' diarrhea commonly affects visitors to Guatemala and Belize. (cdc.gov)
  • Tap water is not potable in Guatemala or Belize, even in the capital cities. (cdc.gov)
  • The World of the Maya has many faces crossing many countries: El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, and Belize. (goway.com)
  • Guatemala is a compact, easily explored, wonderful country that is often overshadowed by its more popular cousins, Mexico's Yucatan peninsula, Belize, and Costa Rica. (globalbasecamps.com)
  • The perfect itinerary for a blissful, luxury trip to Guatemala and Belize. (globalbasecamps.com)
  • As you are so close to Belize, you can choose to combine your journey or return home via Guatemala City. (coxandkings.co.uk)
  • Costa Rica is a must-visit and beloved destination, but other countries like Belize, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama also offer excellent opportunities for exploring and discovering the region's unique attractions. (chartertravel.co.uk)
  • Belize and Costa Rica tend to be the most expensive countries while Guatemala and Nicaragua tend to be the cheapest. (adventurouskate.com)
  • In 2009 I spent a few weeks venturing down the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, through Belize and into Guatemala. (roxboroghreport.com)
Guatemala's6
  • Not only is Guatemala's cuisine worth loosening the belt for, it offers a window into the indigenous Mayan culture. (originaltravel.co.uk)
  • nbsp;Guatemala's culture is a unique product of Native American ways and a strong Spanish colonial heritage. (bartleby.com)
  • About half of Guatemala's population is mestizo (known in Guatemala as ladino), people of mixed European and indigenous ancestry. (bartleby.com)
  • You start off in Antigua, Guatemala's colonial masterpiece, and continue to the serene setting of Lake Atitlán, encircled by volcanoe and tiny indigenous villages. (journeylatinamerica.com)
  • In this article, we'll take you on a journey through Guatemala's diverse and flavorful cuisine, from traditional Mayan dishes to fusion creations influenced by Spanish and international flavors. (remote-expeditions.com)
  • Guatemala's culinary scene also owes a great deal to its colonial past. (remote-expeditions.com)
Chichicastenango2
  • Tour Antigua then travel to Lake Atitlán in Guatemala visiting the amazing Mayan market at Chichicastenango. (yampu.com)
  • Spend some time exploring Mayan Chichicastenango, a small, stucco-white town about 2 hours drive from Antigua. (goway.com)
Honduras2
  • Many thousands of years after the first people arrived in North America between 5000 and 2000 b.c., the Mayan empire first began to develop along the Caribbean coast, and eventually its influence spread through a network of city-states that stretched from present-day southern Mexico into Honduras, just north of Nicaragua. (encyclopedia.com)
  • Active adventure through Guatemala and Honduras. (globalbasecamps.com)
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  • While there was social relief for the Mayan community in the mid-eighteenth century, this was ended by the 1954 U.S-backed military coup that directly led to the Guatemalan Civil War, which is now widely considered a genocide carried out by the Guatemalan government against the Mayan population. (wikipedia.org)
  • Since a main focus of the Mayan movement is language and since Mayan languages have not shared the same socio-political space as Spanish within Guatemalan society, the movement seeks their official recognition and promotes their usage as part of the process of constructing a multiethnic, multilinguistic and multicultural society. (antimoon.com)
  • In spite of the human slaughter--directed specifically against Mayas--that was carried out by the Guatemalan army between 1978 and 1984, the Mayan movement became more active in its struggle and demands. (antimoon.com)
  • The currency of Guatemala is the Guatemalan Quetzal (GTQ). (onthegotours.com)
  • Guatemalan security forces seized on Friday 143 stolen pre-Hispanic Mayan artifacts from a gang possibly linked to two Americans living in the country, arrested in November for trafficking archaeological goods, said the Attorney General's Office. (ticotimes.net)
  • Mayan textiles caress the beds and traditional Guatemalan cuisine adorns the menus. (quintessentiallytravel.com)
  • Guatemalan cuisine is a melting pot of flavors, influenced by the country's indigenous Mayan culture, Spanish colonization, and a mix of international influences. (remote-expeditions.com)
  • One cannot talk about Guatemalan gastronomy without mentioning the significant impact of Mayan culture. (remote-expeditions.com)
  • The Mayans have left an indelible mark on Guatemalan cuisine, with their use of local ingredients and ancient cooking techniques that have been passed down through generations. (remote-expeditions.com)
Latin America2
  • Guatemala is an underrated gem of Latin America - a small country of lush natural beauty, crammed with cultural and historical treasures, and yet still largely unspoiled and uncrowded. (worldexpeditions.com)
  • Around August 2022, I returned to my home country, Guatemala, to achieve the main goal that made me pursue my master's in Lund, which was supporting and empowering entrepreneurs (especially women in Latin America) to overcome the so-called "Valley of Death curve" in entrepreneurship. (lu.se)
Textiles4
  • The hotel also is a good place to see fresh tortillas being made or a demonstration on weaving Mayan textiles. (touropia.com)
  • Take in scenes of local Mayans wearing traditional dress, brightly-coloured textiles piled high, flower sellers spilling down the San Tomas church steps. (originaltravel.co.uk)
  • You could bring home a suitcase full of Mayan or Kuna textiles alone. (adventurouskate.com)
  • Deeply rooted in the rural highlands of Guatemala, many indigenous people speak a Mayan language, follow traditional religious and village customs, and continue a rich tradition in textiles and other crafts. (bartleby.com)
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  • Although a few dozen cultural groups inhabited the area, they were considered one Mayan culture under the Spanish Empire. (wikipedia.org)
  • While under the Spanish Empire, Mayans still garnered their own traditions, culture and religion. (wikipedia.org)
  • A relative hop, skip, and jump away from the United States, Guatemala is a treasure trove of culture and adventure that's perfect for families. (geoex.com)
  • It's the birthplace of the ancient Mayan civilisation, home to pretty cities filled with handsome colonial architecture, and bears a strong indigenous culture that sets it apart from its Central American neighbours. (worldexpeditions.com)
  • Like any language, Mayan languages are an important element of culture and therefore basic for a group of people struggling for their rights in a society in which they have been socially and culturally marginalized by the dominant group. (antimoon.com)
  • By the beginning of the seventies, annual meetings were being held by Mayas (Cojtí, 1997:96) whose goals were to pursue social justice and to construct an egalitarian society based mainly on the reinforcement of identity, the revitalization and recognition of Mayan culture, as well as the autonomy and development of their own nations (Cojtí, 1997). (antimoon.com)
  • The Mayan movement calls for Mayan participation in political and socioeconomic decisions and, most importantly, seeks recognition and respect as being culturally, linguistically and historically different from the "official" culture. (antimoon.com)
  • The dominance of Ladino culture for more than five centuries has reduced the practice and maintenance of Mayan culture. (antimoon.com)
  • A great way to immerse in the culture of Guatemala is through food. (theplanetd.com)
  • Experience the colonial culture, indulge your senses with coffee tasting, explore the fascinating Mayan sites, and venture out into the stunning landscapes. (globalbasecamps.com)
  • Watching the processions made me truly feel like I had sampled a bit of the local culture of Guatemala, a fervently Catholic-and Mayan-country. (laurelkallenbach.com)
  • The past Spanish colonial influence combined with the vivid Mayan culture and tradition of brilliant colors reflect deeply throughout Guatemala, especially in the Highlands. (thirdeyemom.com)
  • Xela is the heart of the Mayan culture and community. (thirdeyemom.com)
  • My husband is from Guatemala and we use the book to allow me to glimpse his culture. (mayaguate.com)
  • For those interested in dissecting the culture of this region, Mayan Folktales is a good place to start. (mayaguate.com)
  • adults will find the Mayan history and culture fascinating. (journeylatinamerica.com)
Temples2
  • Our long range goal is to produce professional quality photographic coverage of Mayan archaeology, both ceramics (in rollouts with the BetterLight system) and architectural photography of pyramids, palaces, ballcourts, and temples. (digital-photography.org)
  • The Mayan citadel of Iximche lies about an hour away, and you'll stop en route to explore the site's pyramids and temples in a serene forest setting. (originaltravel.co.uk)
UNESCO Worl2
  • This colonial city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was the former capital city of Guatemala. (theplanetd.com)
  • Antigua , a UNESCO World Heritage site, is not only known for its stunning colonial architecture but also for its outstanding culinary scene. (remote-expeditions.com)
Peace Accords2
  • Although the Civil War ended with the 1996 Peace Accords, Mayan oppression within Guatemala still continues through the economic, social, and political disparities the indigenous peoples face. (wikipedia.org)
  • In this paper, each of these goals will be examined and the accomplishments in terms of language that have been achieved by the Mayan movement since the signing of the Peace Accords will be analyzed. (antimoon.com)
Journey3
  • Opt to visit nearby indigenous Mayan villages to see their unique day-to-day life or journey to beautiful Sumidero Canyon for a relaxing boat ride. (kilroy.no)
  • Journey from San Cristobal de las Casas, Mexico to Panajachel, Guatemala. (kilroy.no)
  • Books for your Journey to Guatemala. (mayaguate.com)
Salvador1
  • El Salvador is a small but vibrant country, known for its excellent surfing conditions, stunning national parks, and colonial architecture. (chartertravel.co.uk)
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  • Guatemala City, the capital, is highly urbanized and features luxury hotels, a wide variety of cuisines, and available medical services. (cdc.gov)
  • Antigua is arguably the most beautiful city in the entire Mayan region nestling beneath forest-clad volcanic peaks. (createsend.com)
  • The city is full of quirky colonial charm with cobbled streets and fabulous architecture and retains a wonderfully serene tranquility. (createsend.com)
  • Not only did they help him reconnect with his Mayan roots, they also gave him a sense of community in a new city. (multco.us)
  • On arrival in Guatemala City a private chauffeur will be waiting to drive you one hour to Antigua and your chic boutique hotel. (originaltravel.co.uk)
  • An office overlooking the sea, nestled amidst nature, or situated in a colonial city. (visitcentroamerica.com)
  • experience everything Guatemala has to offer on this four-city-stop adventure. (quintessentiallytravel.com)
  • This became Guatemala City, the modern capital of the country. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • Travel in time to experience colonial art and Mayan History in Guatemala City. (mayangateway.com)
  • Upon your arrival in Guatemala City, one of our representatives will meet you outside the airport and take you to your hotel. (mayangateway.com)
  • Guatemala City is a contemporary and cultured city. (mayangateway.com)
  • This escorted tour of Guatemala City will guide you through a wealth of information, artifacts, sites, and cultural pieces throughout the city. (mayangateway.com)
  • You will enjoy visiting six of the most history-packed places in the capital city of Guatemala. (mayangateway.com)
  • At that time, the worldwide business incubator Bridge For Billions (originally from Spain) was looking for a Program Manager in Guatemala City to support them in running their new programs in the region (yes, it all got aligned). (lu.se)
  • In addition, I got the chance to attend our new on-site office in Guatemala City, where I shared with eight colleagues from different departments like sales, Marketing, and customer support. (lu.se)
Ancient1
  • The Las Lagunas Boutique Hotel makes a good base of operations when it comes to exploring the world of the ancient Mayans. (touropia.com)
Highlands1
  • After arriving in the charming, colonial capital of Antigua, we made our way to Lake Atitlán, a breathtakingly stunning lake in the volcanic highlands of the Sierra Madre mountain range. (honestlywtf.com)
Archaeological1
  • After the arrest, a court provisionally released her, but prohibited her from leaving Guatemala and from going near places where archaeological objects are sold. (ticotimes.net)
Colorful1
  • Our staff have experienced the delights of this colorful country with their own families and are ready to guide you to the best experiences to create your own family memories in Guatemala. (geoex.com)
K'iche3
  • Until their conquest by the Spanish Empire, the indigenous Mayan identity was not unified, but separated amongst different indigenous groups such as the Kaqchikel, the Mam, the K'iche, and the Tz'utujil. (wikipedia.org)
  • The person who was detained only knew K'iche', a Mayan language spoken by over 1 million people in Guatemala, and he couldn't find an interpreter who could translate for him in court. (multco.us)
  • Born in Guatemala, which Tzoc refers to as 'Guatemaya' to honor its pre-colonial Mayan roots, speaking K'iche' and other Indigenous languages often led to persecution. (multco.us)
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  • Walk through its cobblestone streets as you admire its colonial architecture. (theplanetd.com)
Ladino3
  • Following independence, the Ladino community took control of the social, economic, and political hierarchies within Guatemala. (wikipedia.org)
  • Besides the Mayas, three other nations that had different origins coexist Guatemala (Cojtí, 1996: 20): Xinca, Garifuna and the Ladino community1. (antimoon.com)
  • As a response to this loss, the Mayan movement in Guatemala, besides seeking cultural and linguistic reaffirmation, is working in accordance with national and international law in order to stop the Ladino population from dismantling Mayan power through cultural and linguistic assimilation. (antimoon.com)
Spoken1
  • While their pre-colonial history relates one of the most successful and long-standing of any human society (around two-dozen Mayan languages are still spoken in Guatemala), their post-colonial history is marked by struggle and repression. (peoplesoftheworld.org)
Maya4
  • Mayas belong to a group of people of the same name and that flourished between the years 250 and 900 A.D. The fragmentation of the classic Maya society led to a variety of communities, each of which speak a different Mayan language. (antimoon.com)
  • Many aspects of life here have remained constant for hundreds of years, accepting Spanish colonial quirks along the way, but remaining true to the memory of Maya. (globalbasecamps.com)
  • Unlike many Latin American countries, Guatemala still has a large indigenous population, the Maya, which has retained a distinct identity. (bartleby.com)
  • Nick Putman, From the Road: Dispatch No. 5, On la Ruta Maya: Guatemala , February/March 2002. (mayaguate.com)
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  • According to the 2023 LGBTQ+ Travel Safety Index , Guatemala scores a D- rating for LGBTQ+ traveller safety, ranking 126th out of 203 countries. (onthegotours.com)
  • It has been updated by The Planet D who also spent a month in Guatemala and we've added some new tours and attractions for 2023 thanks to our team. (theplanetd.com)
Heritage2
  • Now, more Mayas are conscious about our cultural heritage and the importance of being "someone" in the midst of a sociocultural change in Guatemala. (antimoon.com)
  • Posada del Angel clings to its Mayan heritage, offering much more than just a place to lay your head. (quintessentiallytravel.com)
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  • Under colonial Spanish rule, the Mayan people were forced to leave their homelands, work as slaves for the Spanish colonists, and convert to Christianity. (wikipedia.org)
  • Although Spanish colonial rule in Guatemala ended in 1821, the oppression of the Mayan community continued. (wikipedia.org)
  • Shortly after the Spanish conquest of Guatemala in 1524 brought by Pedro de Alvarado, the Spanish began to use the indigenous people as a labor force to construct the pueblos de indios. (wikipedia.org)
  • This furthered the horror the indigenous people felt towards the Spanish Empire using the idea that the black man was holding the Mayans down. (wikipedia.org)
  • With the introduction of the Spanish Empire also came the imposition of Christian doctrine on the Mayan communities. (wikipedia.org)
  • Digital photography of architecture, HDR large-format BetterLight digital photography of architecture, including modern architecture, architectural history, Spanish colonial architecture, and Mayan archaeology of Guatemala. (digital-photography.org)
  • Since the 16th century Spanish colonial buildings are only an hour drive from our office, we tend to do initial photography here. (digital-photography.org)
  • Instead, you'll find charming eco-lodges staffed by friendly locals of Mayan and Spanish ancestry. (globalbasecamps.com)
  • The region was conquered by the Spanish in the 16th century, leaving behind a legacy of many colonial cities, of which Antigua is the most notable. (touropia.com)
  • There's absolutely no time to get bored, with a mix of Spanish colonial, indigenous indian and British Caribbean cultures all in a relatively small area where it's easy to get around. (journeylatinamerica.com)
  • Guatemala is steeped in native Mayan indian and Spanish colonial tradition and religious mysticism. (journeylatinamerica.com)
  • When the Spanish arrived in the 16th century, they brought with them new ingredients, cooking techniques, and flavors that blended with the existing Mayan cuisine to create a unique fusion. (remote-expeditions.com)
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  • Choose from several beach extensions or resorts in the Mayan Riviera and the Yucatan Peninsula, Los Cabos, the Costalegre, and Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo. (yampu.com)
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  • Unmarred by televisions, this boutique hotel offers tranquillity and escape from the outside world, perfect for absorbing your surroundings and the Mayan way of life. (quintessentiallytravel.com)
  • It was such a pleasure showing you the wonderful world of Mercado Global in Guatemala! (honestlywtf.com)
  • Sexton is an A+ editor who knows how to tell a rollicking good tale, and he has selected a couple dozen winners which give you a broad overview of many areas of Mayan life in the modern world. (mayaguate.com)
  • Diving into the world of traditional Mayan cuisine in Guatemala means exploring dishes like Kak'ik , a flavorful turkey soup seasoned with a blend of spices including achiote, anatto seeds, and recado. (remote-expeditions.com)
  • It was an honor to help create the course content for this bachelor by bringing to this side of the world things I learned in Lund, and helped develop the entrepreneurial mindset here in Guatemala. (lu.se)
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  • When is the best time to visit Guatemala? (onthegotours.com)
  • You'll be able to visit Antigua, with its blend of picturesque colonial architecture. (abercrombiekent.co.uk)
  • If you visit Guatemala, you'll see that it is unique in many ways. (bartleby.com)
  • Throughout the tour, you will visit the Ixchel Museum of the Mayan Costume, Popol Vuh Museum, National Palace, Metropolitan Cathedral, National Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, and Relief Map. (mayangateway.com)
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  • Today, modern locals are of Mayan descent, and carry their ancestors' history in their hearts. (globalbasecamps.com)
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  • Our tours in Guatemala depart with a minimum of 4 passengers, and the maximum group size on these trips is 20. (onthegotours.com)
  • There are no legal punishments for same sex relations and most trips for LGBTQ+ travellers to Guatemala are trouble-free. (onthegotours.com)
  • Side trips from Mercado Global's headquarters in Panajachel led us to indigenous entrepreneurs like Cristobalina , a Mayan weaver whose craft had been passed down from multiple generations. (honestlywtf.com)
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  • Jolluck, 49, was arrested on November 11 at Guatemala City's La Aurora International Airport when she attempted to leave the country with two pieces of Mayan stone carvings. (ticotimes.net)
  • Conveniently located in Zone 10 of the capital, the Camino Real is a stone's throw away from Guatemala City's favourite restaurants and bars. (quintessentiallytravel.com)
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  • This is a country rich with charms waiting to be discovered on a Guatemala family vacation, including startlingly beautiful scenery and soul-affecting folks. (geoex.com)
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  • On our Guatemala package tours, you will be escorted for the duration of your trip by a qualified local tour leader. (onthegotours.com)
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  • The Historical Center is more than 200 years old, and its churches, museums, and symbolic buildings are a great sample of the historical transformation of Guatemala. (mayangateway.com)