The Flag of Guatemala — Professional Brief 1. Executive summary The modern national flag of Guatemala — a vertical triband of sky-blue, white, sky-blue with the national coat of arms at center — was established in 1871 during the Liberal…
National Symbols of Guatemala Guatemala is a country rich in culture, history, and tradition. Its national symbols represent the essence of the nation, embodying freedom, identity, and natural beauty. These five main symbols are cherished by Guatemalans and carry deep…
Iximché: The Last Kaqchikel Maya Capital A Journey to the Heart of the Guatemalan Highlands In the mountains of Chimaltenango, surrounded by forests of pine and cypress, lies the archaeological site of Iximché, the last capital of the Kaqchikel kingdom before…
Colonial Era of Guatemala Colonial Era, Independences, and Republican Era 1. Colonial Era Results of the Conquest in Mexico The dominant pre-Hispanic peoples, with an advanced political and social structure at their peak, understood and accepted their military defeat and…
La Antigua Guatemala: History of a Monument City La Antigua Guatemala, a colonial jewel of the Americas and a symbol of Guatemalan identity, has witnessed transcendental events that shaped the course of the nation. From its splendor as the capital…
San Antonio Aguas Calientes: Memory, Textiles, and Life Between Volcanoes Just a few minutes from Antigua Guatemala, on a hillside facing the iconic Volcán de Agua, lies San Antonio Aguas Calientes: a small municipality in size but vast in human…
Handicrafts Market and Regional Costume Museum: The Cultural Heart of San Antonio Aguas Calientes In the vibrant center of San Antonio Aguas Calientes, just a few kilometers from Antigua Guatemala, lies a meeting point between tradition, art, and memory: the Handicrafts Market,…
Casa Museo San Andrés Ceballos: A Guardian of Memory in San Antonio Aguas Calientes In the heart of San Antonio Aguas Calientes, Sacatepéquez, lies a little-known yet invaluable treasure for Guatemala’s cultural heritage: the Casa Museo San Andrés Ceballos. This space,…
Chok’Ojol Juyu: Among Hills and Mountains, the Art of Maya Weaving is Reborn High in the hills of San Antonio Aguas Calientes, along cobbled paths and landscapes that still breathe the spirit of the original peoples, a school blooms—a place…
NOBI: Ancestral Wisdom, Sacred Products, and Tourism with Purpose In the heart of San Antonio Aguas Calientes, just a few minutes from Antigua Guatemala, lies a space where every product has a soul, every aroma holds a story, and every…