Discover the must-visit places in Guatemala! Join Jonathon Engels as he shares his favorite spots, including Antigua Guatemala and Lake Atitlan. Plan your next adventure now!
A photo gallery of images from Antigua, Tikal, Chichicastenango, Quetzaltenango, Panajachel, Cantel Guatemala by Paul Shoul
A fourteen-year-old from Seattle joins his cousins to help build a house for a needy person in Guatemala how much does it cost to build a house in Guatemala
A quiet Sunday night in Antigua, Guatemala. Dinner at his favorite cafe, El Viejo, music of Ignacio Elejalde at a nightclub called Santo Pecado, ‘Holy Sin.’
Dr. Stuart Rose gives advice on how to stay healthy while traveling — where to find travel health information on the web and what you can buy to have a healthy trip.
An excerpt from an encyclopedic guide to discount travel guide, Traveler’s Tool Kit; Mexico and Central America by Rob Sangster and Tim Leffel.
David Rich reports on the colorful markets, the extensive Mayan ruins and the striking landscapes in Guatemala.
A family vacation in Guatemala, including climbing the Mayan towers of Tikal, zip lining and taking a Spanish language class in Guatemala city.
Matthew Kadey takes a mountain biking trip to Mayan ruins in Belize, with a side trip to Guatemala. This is a great place for cycling, he says.
Lake Atitlan, Guatemala: The author discusses how the Mayans in the nine communities around Lake Atitlan in Guatemala have adapted to tourism in the are.
Kent St. John presents a guide to attractions, dining and lodging in Guatemala. He was a bit shocked when he found a snake in his cabin, but it was all good
By Paul Shoul I have been a pro shooter for more than 20 years and recently had the chance to travel to Guatemala to photograph for GoNOMAD. I fell in love with Guatemala. It is a rich and diverse country […]
A guide to the El Mirador, the Mayan ruins, and treasures of this historic site in the jungles of Guatemala. How to get there, where to stay, what you’ll see.
Todos Santos Cuchumatán, Guatemala, where to go, what to see. This Mayan town doesn’t cater to tourists and holds a drunken fiesta horse race every year.