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On the hilltops overlooking Copan you can find a small archaeological site. Traditionally referred to as the “birthing place”, studies suggest that the Mayans went to this particular place to give birth. -
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Bird lovers visiting Copan might be interested in checking out Macaw Mountain, a pleasant bird park and nature reserve five minutes outside the city. -
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This museum is an excellent place to learn more about the Mayan culture. -
Discover one of the wonders the amazing Guatemala Rainforest in Cobán produces. With a large biodiversity, this place is well known because of its wonderful nature, where the orchids occupy a privileged, important place because of its beauty and for being the national flower of Guatemala. -
Only 01 big bag and 1 handbag allowed . You will be charged extra for more bags (5 USD $ per bag) -
Only 01 big bag and 1 handbag allowed . You will be charged extra for more bags (10 USD $ per bag) -
Pacaya rises to an elevation of 2,552 meters and is by far the most frequently climbed volcano in Guatemala. The volcano is one of the easier volcanoes to climb and also gives you the unique opportunity to climb an active volcano! On clear days you may also be able to view the neighboring volcanoes of Agua, Fuego and Acatenango. -
Hike Acatenango For anyone up for a challenge, the views that this volcano offer of neighboring volcanos located next to the Acatenango are breathtaking, and one the volcanoes can actually be seen spitting and occasionally bursting with lava...Duration: 11 hours Price: 90 USD p.p. -
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The Rio Cahabon flows through the Alta Verapaz department in the eastern part of the country, between Lake Izabal and the capital city of Cobán. The Cahabon is one of Guatemala’s few rivers that has guided wild water rafting trips all year round. -
Caves were an important site of Mayan pilgrimage and rituals. For the Maya people, caves served a sacred function. They were considered the holiest places on earth, a mystical underworld outside of normal time, where gods dwelled and Maya priests went to commune with them.
