• Guatemala City - 09:00 a.m. Departure from either Guatemala City or Antigua Guatemala heading to Tecpán, Chimaltenango.
• Tecpán - Tecpán is a municipality characterized by a youthful, rapidly expanding population and a vibrant indigenous Kaqchikel identity, establishing it as a significant cultural and demographic hub in Guatemala’s central highlands.
• Iximché - Explore the site, observing: Ceremonial squares, Pyramid temples, Stone palaces, and Two Mayan ball courts.

The Mayan city of Iximché preserves Mayan history and spirituality, offering a chance to explore well-preserved ruins in a natural setting. The tour is convenient, brief, and enhanced by the opportunity to witness living ceremonies that uphold the cultural heritage of the Kaqchikel people.

• Chimaltenango - Pause along the way for lunch.

• Private transportation
• Expert tour guide

• Feeding.
• Tips

The territory of Guatemala houses ancient Mayan metropolises, each flourishing at varied epochs. The cities from the Classic Maya era (200 BC to 900 AD) are primarily situated in the northern reaches, at some distance from the present-day Guatemalan city, while the remnants from the Postclassic epoch (900 AD to 1,524 AD) are predominantly found in the western regions. One notable archaeological treasure is Iximché, the once-thriving hub of the Kaqchiquel domain. Modern visitors can observe the ruins that remain following their ruination by the colonizers, and this locale also marks the site where Guatemala was originally established. Post exploration of these historical ruins, the tour guide will suggest an excellent dining spot for lunch before the journey back to Guatemala City in the evening.

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