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Facts about Guatemala

Guatemala has a gorgeous landscape and an abundance of varied natural environment and beaches. The country is very popular for its archeological sites and stunning architecture. At some of the archeological sites in the country, you are likely to see altars with modern offerings to ancient spirits. There are a limited number of national but each of them is impressive. These national parks afford tourists the opportunity to behold the beauty of several species of flowers and to see various animals. Guatemala’s Pacific coast offers beaches which are prime for surfing and sportfishing. The Verapaces region has jungle hiking trails, the Chilasco Jump waterfall, the Candelaria and Lanquin caves, and the spring-fed stepped pools of the Semuc Champey. All these and more are sure to captivate tourists in the country.

The tourism industry is an important part of the economy of Guatemala. In 2008, the contribution of tourism to the economy was estimated at $1.8 billion. The number of tourist arrival in the country is set to be around two million tourists annually.

Foreigners traveling to the country are expected to declare any amount of cash exceeding $10,000 on entry to and exit from the country. Avoid any drug-related offense as there are very severe penalties as regards this.

Tourists should ensure they take adequate permission before taking any photographs, especially of children. Women traveling alone should be extremely cautious of their movement around certain areas in the country. Tourists should ensure they take adequate permission before taking any photographs, especially of children. Women traveling alone should be extremely cautious of their movement around certain areas in the country.

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FAQs about Places in Visas of Guatemala

What is the most beautiful place in Guatemala? ?

The most beautiful places to visit in Guatemala are Mayan Ruins of Tikal, Antigua Guatemala, and Lake Atitlan.

What are some interesting facts about Guatemala? ?

The currency of Guatemala, Guatemalan Quetzal, is named after the beautiful Quetzal bird. In ancient times, the feathers of this bird were used as currency.

Is Guatemala safe for tourists? ?

It is relatively safe to travel to Guatemala under the right conditions. Although, some regions are safer than the others.

What is the most famous food in Guatemala? ?

Three of the main Guatemala dishes are Chiles rellenos, Chicken Pepian, and Kak’ik.

What is the main religion in Guatemala? ?

Roman Catholicism was the official religion in Guatemala during the colonial era and currently has a special status under the constitution. Evangelical Protestantism and later Eastern Orthodoxy and Oriental Orthodoxy have increased in recent decades.

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