• Antigua, Guatemala - Guests will be picked up from their hotel or accommodation in downtown Antigua Guatemala. For those staying outside the downtown area, pickup will be at the central park. Please be ready by 7:00 a.m.
• Chichicastenango - The Chichicastenango Market, located in the town of Chichicastenango, is one of the most lively and colorful markets in the country. It is a must-visit for anyone interested in exploring traditional Mayan culture and its unique arts and crafts.
  The market operates only on Thursdays and Sundays, offering a wide range of items for sale, including handmade jewelry, pottery, traditional Mayan textiles, and clothing. It’s a fantastic place to discover the world of Mayan crafts, with vendors offering everything from beadwork and intricate tapestries to vibrant wall hangings and decorative masks. Additionally, there is a variety of traditional Mayan foods available, such as tamales, corn-based snacks, atole, fruit, and savory traditional Mayan dishes.
• Iglesia de Santo Tomás - This church is a beautiful example of colonial architecture and a popular tourist destination, offering insights into traditional Mayan culture and its unique architecture.
  Its striking pure white color captivates all who pass by. Visitors will be charmed by the abundance of flower sales, incense burning, and the devotion of its people. This is an iconic spot for photography, provided it is done respectfully.
• Cementerio De Chichicastenango - The tombs at Chichicastenango Cemetery are painted in vibrant colors to honor the deceased, in line with Mayan customs and beliefs, making the cemetery notable for its remarkable variety of hues. In this ancient culture, death is not viewed negatively from a Catholic perspective; instead, it is seen as a connection to the universe and an opportunity for rebirth.
  Our tour guide will be delighted to explain the significance of the tombs’ colors and some customs observed in October in preparation for the Day of the Dead on November 1st.
• Pascual Abaj - Pascual Abaj Hill, located south of Chichicastenango, is home to a pre-Columbian Maya idol known as Pascual Abaj. People visit to perform ceremonies to request favors or express gratitude for good fortune. This ancient and sacred shrine is adorned with offerings of food, candles, and incense. If fortunate, visitors may witness a Mayan ceremony being performed, with permission to observe from a distance.
• Antigua, Guatemala - At the end of the day, guests will return to Antigua Guatemala. Relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way.

• Private transportation
• Guided tour to Chichicastenango’s market, Santo Tomas Church, Cemetery, and Pascual Abaj Hill
• Certified Tour Guide by The Guatemalan Tourism Board

• Gratuities
• Meals

Experience the enchantment of Chichicastenango on a full-day shared tour starting from Antigua Guatemala. Journey through the stunning highlands with a knowledgeable local guide who will introduce you to one of Central America’s most vibrant and culturally rich markets. Explore the lively indoor and outdoor market, brimming with textiles, handicrafts, and traditional street food, while discovering the history, traditions, and beliefs of the local Maya communities. Visit the renowned Santo Tomás Church, where ancient rituals merge with Catholic traditions, and conclude the day at Pascual Abaj Hill, a sacred site where you might be fortunate enough to witness an authentic Mayan ceremony. An unforgettable cultural adventure awaits.

• Bringing cash can be very useful for buying souvenirs, fruit, or trying some local delicacies.
• The road has many curves, so bringing motion sickness medicine may be helpful.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.