Holy Week in Antigua Guatemala, also known as Semana Santa is one of the most fascinating and unforgettable traditions in Latin America. Celebrated during the week leading up to Easter Sunday, Semana Santa in Antigua Guatemala in 2026 will take place from March 29 to April 5, but the excitement begins much earlier with Lent, … Read more
If you’re considering renting a car in Guatemala you’ve come to the right place! Exploring Guatemala by car is an unforgettable experience that allows you to uncover the country’s breathtaking natural wonders, rich history, and vibrant culture. From the stunning shores of Lake Atitlán to the ancient ruins of Tikal and the natural beauty Semuc … Read more
If you’re looking to add a unique and flavorful dish to your holiday celebrations, this Guatemalan pierna mechada recipe is a perfect choice. Pierna mechada, or roasted pork leg, is a beloved dish in Guatemala, often served at family gatherings and during the Christmas season. This modern version of pierna mechada includes achiote, a key … Read more
Guatemalan Christmas foods are an essential part of the holiday season, connecting families through flavors, scents, and centuries-old traditions. Whether you’re reminiscing about Christmas in Guatemala or planning to recreate these dishes at home, the rich variety of Guatemalan Christmas foods and drinks offers something special for everyone. From the hearty tamales and sweet ponche … Read more
Guatemalan rompope is the quintessential Guatemalan Christmas drink that brings warmth and joy to the holiday season. Rompope along with Guatemalan fruit punch are two of my favorite Guatemalan holiday drinks. This rich and creamy eggnog-like beverage has been a beloved tradition in many Guatemalan households for generations. This easy Guatemalan rompope recipe is the … Read more
Chocobananos are a classic Guatemalan treat—frozen bananas dipped in rich chocolate and sometimes topped with crunchy peanuts, shredded coconut, or colorful sprinkles. While these frozen delights are popular across Central America, they hold a special place in the hearts of Guatemalans as one of the most beloved street foods. Whether you’re wandering the bustling streets … Read more
Antigua Guatemala is not just known for its cobblestone streets and colonial charm; it also hides some of the most intriguing speakeasy bars in Central America. Nestled behind unmarked doors and tucked into quiet alleys, the city reveals a lively nightlife scene that many visitors overlook. For those seeking something beyond the usual tourist experience, … Read more
When it comes to destination weddings, Guatemala is one of the most breathtaking and unique places you could choose. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of attending many weddings in this stunning country, and each one felt like stepping into a dream. Whether it’s the timeless beauty of Antigua’s cobblestone streets, the serene magic … Read more
Guatemala is becoming a popular destination for weddings—and it’s easy to see why. With its breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, and warm hospitality, it’s a country that exudes romance. But why wait for the wedding? Imagine starting your journey to forever with an unforgettable proposal in one of the most beautiful places in the world. … Read more
A Guatemalan friendship bracelet craft is a fun and creative way to connect with Guatemalan culture. These colorful bracelets are made by tying knots in patterns with vibrant threads, creating beautiful designs that can be simple or complex. Making a Guatemalan friendship bracelet is an easy craft for children to learn, allowing them to develop … Read more
