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Guatemala: Heart of the Mayan World
A land where you'll find everything, except the words to describe it.
Guatemala is know to be the land of forever-spring due its year-round mild climate. Plus distances are short, so it's easy to travel even to the most remote areas. Find out more about why Guatemala is an ideal place to visit for business or pleasure.