Deep in the lush forests of Guatemala the pyramids and ruins of Mayan culture can be found. Lonely Planet takes you off the usual tourist path and into incredible archaeological sites. Guatemala has long been a favoured destination for North American backpackers and people seeking alternatives to package tours. Due south of Mexico, this tropical and politically stable country is famous for its great coffee, vibrant music and warm hospitality. This new guide, by someone well-versed in travelling throughout Central America, leads readers on a counter-culture tour of the country. Gorry includes the scoop on wacky and adventurous activities, from aura healings and tarot readings to white-water rafting and hiking active volcanoes. A Mayan and Spanish language section, and the map and comments for the city of Copan, are included.As with all the the books in Lonely Planet's On the Road series, online upgrades are available and constantly updated.
Farther to the east is a large , rubble - filled platform which might be the foundation of a temple left uncompleted . On the east rim of the platform is a building believed to have been a steam bath , with a low doorway and an inside ...
... la una de ellas quebrada . stem , una rueda de campanillas con 19 . stem , otras dos campanillas pequeñas , que sirven en los ... ( al ] que , estando haciendo el inventario , le dio de limosna una diadema de plata Juan Gómez .
Just when you think globalization has conquered all, Hidden Guatemala reveals a land where highland villagers carry on traditions dating back to the ancient Mayan empire, and where lofty volcanoes, verdant valleys, vast rainforests, and ...
Based on nearly a half-century of research on the history of this Central American republic, the work highlights the political, economic, and social evolution of Guatemala, with particular emphasis on the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
La voix des arbres: poèmes
Bitter Fruit: The Untold Story of the American Coup in Guatemala
#1 best-selling guide to Guatemala* Lonely Planet Guatemala is your passport to the most relevant, up-to-date advice on what to see and skip, and what hidden discoveries await you.
Bitter Fruit: The Untold Story of the American Coup in Guatemala
Drawing upon archaeological discoveries and native and Spanish written documents, Carmack has produced a work that is essential to understanding the Quiché people and indispensable to a full appreciation of the immortal work thePopol Vuh, ...
Encolerizado , aterra campos y bosques ; hambriento , asusta por largo tiempo a numerosos ganados con sus feroces ... da al amarillo león el tigre por compañero , audaz como ninguna otra fiera , y siempre sediento de sangre hervorosa .