Guatemala city (0.00 km), Antigua Guatemala (38.04 km), Pacaya Volcano (48.05 km), Lake Atitlán (121.34 km), Chichicastenango (140.04 km), Quetzaltenango (197.91 km), Semuc Champey (228.75 km), Rio Dulce (268.59 km), Petén Itzá (435.90 km), Flores (440.33 km), Tikal National Park (499.43 km)
A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its well-preserved colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, and vibrant culture.
Famous for its vibrant market, where local artisans sell crafts, textiles, and food, and for its traditional Mayan ceremonies.
A charming island town on Lake Petén Itzá, serving as a gateway to Tikal and known for its colorful buildings and relaxed atmosphere.
Airport access: Yes.
A stunning lake surrounded by volcanoes and picturesque villages, popular for hiking, kayaking, and exploring local cultures. Alternate name: Lake Atitlan.
An active volcano that offers guided hikes with views of lava flows and the surrounding landscape.
A large freshwater lake with opportunities for boating, fishing, and exploring nearby Mayan ruins. Alternate name: Peten Itza.
Alternate name: Xela.
A river and natural reserve area known for its scenic views, wildlife, and opportunities for kayaking and exploring waterfalls.
A natural limestone bridge with turquoise pools perfect for swimming and exploring in a beautiful jungle setting.
An ancient Mayan city with impressive ruins, including towering temples set in a lush rainforest environment.
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