This historic church, dating back to 1540, is a fascinating blend of Catholic and Maya traditions, showcasing a unique religious syncretism. To reach its entrance, you’ll climb steps lined with vendors selling incense, flowers, and candles—offerings for those coming to pray. Inside, the air is filled with the scents of incense and flowers, and you’ll witness prayers that beautifully merge Catholic rituals with ancient Maya customs. It’s a captivating experience and a powerful way to observe faith expressed in a truly unique form. Don’t miss this extraordinary cultural and spiritual encounter!

One of the highlights of visiting Guatemala is exploring its bustling open-air markets, filled with vibrant culture and tradition. As we stroll through the expansive market, you’ll find colorful Mayan textiles, handmade souvenirs, silver jewelry unique to the region, and artisanal accessories. It’s a sensory feast of colors, craftsmanship, and tradition—a must-see experience!

The town boasts one of the most beautiful and colorful cemeteries in the world, with vibrant, richly painted gravestones standing around the property in a kaleidoscope of color. If Lucky, you'll see a Mayan ceremony at it.

After exploring Chichicastenango, we’ll take a scenic 1-hour drive to Panajachel, the gateway to Lake Atitlán. Here, we’ll visit the town’s main street and its bustling dock, where you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the lake and its majestic volcanoes. Lunch is on your own at one of Panajachel’s many delightful restaurants before we head back to the city.

At the end of our wonderful tour, we will take you safely back to your hotel in the city. You can take advantage of this time to relax or take a nap if you wish.