¿Por Qué Todos Hablan de GUATEMALA en 2026 🇬🇹🤔? Guía COMPLETA de viaje | qué ver, precios, consejos

#Guatemala #Acatenango #SemucChampey #VolcanoofFuego #HolaflyTraveller COMPLETE GUATEMALA Travel Guide 2025 🇬🇹 In this travel video, I'll tell you EVERYTHING you need to know to travel around Guatemala and visit the main attractions such as Semuc Champey, Guatemala City, Antigua, the Acatenango and Fuego volcanoes, Lake Atitlán, Flores Island, and Tikal National Park. MY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR YOUR TRIP TO GUATEMALA: RELIABLE DATA SIM FOR YOUR TRIP TO GUATEMALA 😎📱📡 Get 5% off your eSIM @holafly with my discount code DEVIAJESINMALETAS when you buy your eSIM by clicking on this link: 📲👉🏼 https://holafly.sjv.io/55gd22 LOOKING FOR RELIABLE TRAVEL INSURANCE FOR YOUR TRIP TO GUATEMALA? 🙌✈️ Get 5% off with ASSIST 365 and receive medical protection, medical repatriation, legal assistance, and baggage loss coverage using my discount code DEVIAJESINMALETAS by clicking this link: 🏨👉🏼 https://assist-365.com?voucher=DEVIAJ... SAVE ON YOUR CURRENCY EXCHANGE 💵 💶 💷 💳 Take control of your financial life globally. Pay worldwide, convert to dollars and other currencies, and send money to over 70 countries by downloading the GLOBAL 66 app 💰👉🏼 https://share.global66.com/ACJZ9B Before I tell you what NO ONE tells you—how much it costs and what to do in Guatemala—you should know that to travel to Guatemala, you must fill out a customs declaration form before entering the country. This is mandatory, and immigration authorities will request it when you complete your immigration process, so don't forget to do it a couple of days before your trip. In the description of this video, I've included a link to the Guatemalan Tax Administration Superintendency's website so you can fill out the travel declaration form before your trip: https://farm2.sat.gob.gt/declaDelViaj... CONTENTS OF THE GUATEMALA TRAVEL GUIDE 00:00 Introduction 00:34 Day 1 Guatemala City 05:15 Day 2 Antigua 09:01 Day 3 Lake Atitlán 10:54 Day 4 Ascent of Acatenango and Fuego Volcanoes 16:01 Day 5 Return to Antigua and trip to Lanquín 17:52 Day 6 Trip to Semuc Champey 22:36 Day 7 Visit to Tikal National Park Follow me on my other social media: Instagram: @DEVIAJESINMALETAS TikTok: @DEVIAJESINMALETAS 🇬🇹 What to do in Guatemala on a 7-day trip? Active volcanoes, endless lakes, Mayan ruins, and deep jungle. In this video, I take you on a complete tour of some of the most impressive places in this magical country: from sunrise over Lake Atitlán to the heights of the Acatenango Volcano and the ancient energy of Tikal. 🧭 If you're looking for a travel route through Guatemala, this video can serve as your guide: We crossed rivers, climbed mountains, and experienced nature in its purest form while visiting: • The city of Antigua • Acatenango Volcano • Lake Atitlán • Semuc Champey • Flores Island • And Tikal National Park If you have more time available, here are my additional recommendations for exploring Guatemala City: 🎒 EXTRA DAY EXPLORING GUATEMALA CITY On our last day of travel, all that was left was to board our plane back home, but since the flight was in the afternoon, we decided to take advantage of the morning to explore a bit more of Guatemala City. So we went for a walk around our hotel and visited Plaza España, located in Zone 9 of the city, which is one of the most visited tourist sites in the city. Afterwards, we walked to the Reformer Tower, a tower that resembles the Eiffel Tower in its basic shape and was built in 1935 to commemorate the centennial of the birth of Justo Rufino Barrios, who was president of Guatemala from 1873 until his death 12 years later, in 1885. Finally, we drove to Zone 4 to try the famous shukos or chukos, very typical in Guatemala. They are a kind of hot dog, or sandwich, with different types of ingredients. Shuko: In Guatemalan slang, it means dirty. This name originates from the fact that these sandwiches used to be sold on the street in unsanitary conditions, and people would get sick. But now, shukos are sold in formally established businesses with better hygiene standards and are very popular today. I also recommend trying the champurradas: dark sesame cookies, very similar to what we know as cucas. @VisitGuatemalaVideos @tvinguat