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Almost everyone who travels to Guatemala visits Tikal. We recommend one of the following all-inclusive tours:

Mayan archeological sites, especially the spectacular Tikal, are popular travel destinations in Guatemala
An Island in the Jungle; Flores and Lago Peten Itza are a new mecca for Mayan travelers visiting nearby ruins.
Time in a bottle: A Maya Timeline ~ 4,000 years of history
The Rio Dulce region: From Mayan dugouts to pirate hideaway to yacht haven. Lago Izabal, Rio Dulce, and Livingston change with the times.
Chichicastenango, home of the Highland Maya Quiche tribe, continues to offer a very unique combination of tourism and paganism.
The Ancient Maya and their descendants... the living Maya world. Change and survival for the indigenous is never easy...
Solola, home to the Cak'chi'quel mountain Maya, is arguably the most interesting of the major indigenous markets in Guatemala today.
The Tzu'tu'jil of Santiago Atitlan are a proud people continue to reinvent themselves. First as great weavers, then artisans, and now internationally renown painters.
The Birds of the Mayan World: Before the Beatles, before Vivaldi, before ritual chants... the original musicians of the forest.

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