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Guatemala From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For the city, see Guatemala City The Republic of Guatemala is a country in Central America , in the south of the continent of North America , bordering both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea . It is bordered by Mexico to the north, Belize to the northeast, and Honduras and El Salvador to the southeast. República de Guatemala In Detail (Full size) National motto : None Official language Spanish Capital Guatemala City ... Internet TLD .GT Calling Code Table of contents 1 History 2 Politics 3 Departments 4 Geography ... edit History Main article: History of Guatemala From the to the 11th century , the lowlands area of the Peten region of Guatemala was the heart of the flourishing Maya civilization After the collapse of the lowland states, the Maya states of the central highlands continued until conquered by the Spanish , who first arrived in and colonised the area. Alta Vera Paz is known for the fact that after failing to conquer it by the sword the Spanish entered by the cross, with missionaries. Almost all pre-colombian Maya books were lost due to the policy of Spaniards during the colonial period of burning them. The Popol Vuh , a pre-colombian Maya creation story, is one that survived.

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Hotel Home Page Reservations Special Offers Location Information Accommodation Dining Meetings Hotel Photo Tour ... Visitors' Information Guatemala Information Local Tips Currency Converter Weather Forecast Local Links Guatemala is the northernmost country of Central America. It has borders to the north and west with Mexico, to the east with Belize, Honduras and El Salvador and benefits from beaches both on the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean. At only 42,042 square miles, about the size of Tennessee, Guatemala is a relatively small country but it has a very diverse topography, which in turn contributes to many different microclimates, yet the country never suffers any extreme temperatures. Guatemala has about 11 million inhabitants, of whom 55% are descendants of the Mayas. The official language is Spanish, but 23 indigenous languages are spoken throughout the countryside. The Mayan Civilization The legacy of the Mayan civilization and the colonial period, as well as its living cultures (customs and traditions), represent the country's main attractions. The Mayas developed a very complex social, political, scientific and artistic organization. They invented a calendar as accurate as the Gregorian calendar, and their architecture featured huge pyramids with huge staircases. They were the creators of hieroglyphic writing, so that it is possible today to interpret their legacy despite the passing of the centuries.

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General Information National Parks Archaeological Guatemala Guatemala City ... Return to Central America Revised: 30 Jan 2004 Information Guatemala A journey in Guatemala takes the visitor in a few minutes from the lush vegetation of the warm low lands zone to the cold of the pine forests. Most of the nine million Guatemalans live in the valleys of the mountainous regions, in the center of the country, where the climate is temperate. This is the region of lakes and volcanoes for which Guatemala is known throughout the world. Guatemala is also a country of magic, as chronicled by the first historians and travelers, not only because of the beauty and splendor of its climate and landscape, but for the spirit of fantasy that has always been evident in its elaborate religious rituals and the ways of its people. From pre-Hispanic times, the Guatemalan diet is based on corn, which the visitor will taste on many occasions in the form of tortillas (a sort of pancake). Guatemalan dishes also include beans, meat and chicken, prepared with local spices. These dishes are to be found in specialized restaurants, given the long time they take to prepare. Some of the most traditional dishes most often requested by Guatemalans are the Quetzaltenango tamales, kakik (spiced turkey soup), jocon (chicken in green tomato sauce), guacamole (avocado puree), subanik (beef, pork and chicken vapor-cooked in a highly spiced sauce), and traditional Antigua candy, among other delicacies.

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Hotel Reservations Return to Guatemala Revised: 19 Sep 2003 Information Guatemala City is the capital of the country and the largest city in Central America, situated about 4,000 feet above sea level on a broad plateau on the Sierra Madre, 50 miles north of the pacific coast. The climate is mild with little seasonal variation in temperatures, and most of the rainfall between May and October. Most visits to Guatemala begin in the capital of Guatemala City, a vibrant cosmopolitan city of modem buildings blending with magnificent examples of the finest Spanish colonial architecture, and the political, cultural and commercial center of the nation. Guatemala City has more than 25% of the nation’s population of eight million inhabitants. It is a center of the light industry that generates more than half of the nation’s manufacturing output, producing textiles, clothing, food, furniture and other products. Shopping is one of the most popular activities of visitors, and the beautiful array of native arts and crafts are moderately priced although the visitor is well advised to do some bargaining and not pay the first price asked. Particularly popular are the brilliantly colored and uniquely patterned fabrics, ranging from jackets and dresses to belts, blouses and blankets. Many are hand loomed just as they have been for centuries and some designs are unchanged from pre-Hispanic and colonial times. The design woven into the traditional apparel of the Chichicastenango Indian will even relate to the informed his marital status, how many children he has and how many of his sons are married. Â

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Country Information on Guatemala Almost two thirds of Guatemala consist of mountainous regions, many of which are of volcanic origin. The Sierra Madre, which runs through the south of Guatemala in an east-westerly direction, divides the country into two drainage systems of different size. Country Information on Costa Rica Several mountain ranges run through the country from north-west to south-east. These include the Cordillera de Talamanca, Cordillera Central, Country Information on Honduras The west of Honduras was part of the Mayan Empire during the 1st millennium AD. The ruins of Copan are evidence of the highly developed Mayan... Mexico Owing to the wide range of temperatures the flora indigenous to Mexico is multifarious. In the north there are cacti, yuccas, agaves, and mesquites. Country Information on Guatemala Terrain Almost two thirds of Guatemala consist of mountainous regions, many of which are of volcanic origin. The Sierra Madre, which runs through the south of Guatemala in an east-westerly direction, divides the country into two drainage systems of different size. The relatively narrow coastal plain on the Pacific Ocean is sufficiently supplied with water and therefore very fertile in the central region, which is most densely populated. The northern lowlands, especially the extensive area around Lake Petén Itzá (near the town of Flores), are covered with pastureland as well as tropical rainforest and are only sparsely populated. Most of the volcanoes of Guatemala are extinct, only three are known to be active, among them the Santiaguito which is located in the south-east. The highest elevation of the country is the volcano Tajumulco (4,220 m) in the south-east.

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