Guatemala
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Eastern Guatemala is a hilly region in lowland Guatemala. It has a largely Ladino (Hispanic) population, and a ranching culture.
Eastern Guatemala is accessible via a number of routes running east from Guatemala City.
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stopping off point for crossing the border to Honduras for the Maya ruins of Copán
a famous pilgrimage destination, due to its black Christ.
a good base to climb the Ipala volcano

stopping off point for visiting the Maya ruins of Quirigua

Maya site from the classic period, known for its tall stone sculptures
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The Pan-American Highway is a series of routes that passes through Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama in North America, and Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile and Argentina in South…
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Guatemala has more than 30 national parks preserving many types of ecosystems including dense lowland tropical jungle, mountainous forests, volcanic peaks, and the subterranean wonders of natural caverns.
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The indigenous peoples of North America are the tribes and nations whose ancestors were already on the continent when European explorers and colonizers arrived.
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The Maya civilization was one of the great Mesoamerican and Pre-Columbian civilizations. The Maya were renowned for having the most sophisticated and developed writing system in the Western Hemisphere as well as their…
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