Antigua Guatemala was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. The streets are lined with historical sites, restaurants, galleries, and street food vendors with a great view of the volcanoes.
Antigua Guatemala: the Old Capital; Barry Barford; Travel Gumbo
Excellent collection of photos! Barry Barford was in Antigua a few years ago. His photos brought back so many wonderful memories!
Top 15 Things to Do in Antigua, Guatemala; Green Global Travel
The Top 15 Things to Do in Antigua, Guatemala, including tips on how to get from Guatemala City to Antigua and the best hotels in Antigua.
Source: Top 15 Things to Do in Antigua, Guatemala – Green Global Travel
Antigua: Central America’s most charming city; Lucy Sherriff; CNN
Cobbled streets, colonial Spanish architecture, nearby volcanoes and perfect weather all year make Antigua, Guatemala, a superb travel spot. Could it be Central America’s most charming city?
Tikal Rediscovered: The Greatest Mayan City Just Got a Lot Grander; Melanie Haiken; Afar
Source: Tikal Rediscovered: The Greatest Mayan City Just Got a Lot Grander
A Guide to Antigua, Guatemala: A Candy-Colored City Framed by Volcanoes; Michaela Trimble; NY Times
20 Photos that will inspire you to visit Tikal National Park, Guatemala; Cam & Nicole Wears; Traveling Canucks
The temples found in Tikal National Park are arguably the most impressive in Central America. This World Heritage Site should be on your travel shortlist.
Source: 20 Photos that will inspire you to visit Tikal National Park, Guatemala
A guide to Antigua, Guatemala; Carol Cain; Expedia Viewfinder
Traveling to the heart of Mayan culture in Antigua, Guatemala for an unforgettable vacation.
Guatemala: Channeling Indiana Jones at Tikal; Shelley Seale; GoNOMAD Travel

Guatemala – Tikal National Park
At the magnificent Mayan ruins of Tikal, Guatemala you can channel your inner Indiana Jones; and relax in style afterwards at the luxury eco-resort, Las Lagunas.
Read more from source: Guatemala: Channeling Indiana Jones at Tikal – GoNOMAD Travel
Guatemala’s Coolest City – Things to do in Antigua Guatemala; Hannah Lukaszewicz; Getting Stamped

Guatemala – Antigua Guatemala
With its cobbled streets and baroque-influenced colonial architecture, Antigua Guatemala is a vibrant UNESCO world heritage site with a diverse population of locals and expats from around the world. Your biggest worry when visiting Antigua is that you may not want to leave. Hannah Lukaszewicz went for 2 weeks and stayed for 8 months! Once the capital of Central America Antigua may be geographically small but it is full of things to do in Antigua from volcano hiking to partying with locals in an empty pool!
Read more from source: Guatemala’s Coolest City – Things to do in Antigua Guatemala
5 Reasons Why Antigua Is The Highlight Of Any Trip To Guatemala; Jen Welch; The Journal

Guatemala – Antigua Guatemala
Tikal: Mayan ruins turned “Star Wars” Rebel base; Marc Tyler Nobleman; Noblemania


Guatemala – Tikal National Park
Tikal Day Trip from San Ignacio 2017; Viator

Guatemala – Tikal National Park
Take a day trip from San Ignacio to the Mayan ruins of Tikal, located in the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Tikal National Park (Parque Nacional Tikal). A professional guide leads you on a tour of the famous archeological site, once inhabited by the pre-Columbian Mayan civilization. Step foot in the heart of the jungle and experience Guatemalan history, culture, and nature all in one day! Round-trip hotel transport, crossing the border from Belize, is included.
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Tikal in Guatemala: One Of The Most Powerful Kingdoms Of The Ancient Maya; Jeffrey Hagenmeier; WanderingTrader
Tikal is one of the largest archaeological sites and urban centers of the pre-Colombian Mayan civilization. It is Jeffrey Hagenmeier’s 8th stop in the series Journeys to Discovery. Located in the archaeological region of the Peten Basin in northern Guatemala, this thriving cosmopolitan city, would be rediscovered in the mid 19th century. It had been completely covered by the jungle for centuries.
A Look at Guatemala’s Rich Maya History; Marilyn Jones; GRIT Magazine
In Guatemala, Maya history is celebrated at several UNESCO historic sites, including Tikal National Park, a Maya city dating back 2,000 years.