Guatemala’s Lake Atitlan sits a
mile above sea level and is surrounded by volcanic peaks. Its
shores are dotted by traditional villages where Mayan customs still
hold sway.
Central
America's deepest lake has been called one of the most beautiful
bodies of water in the world. Plunging to depths of more than 1,000
feet, the ...
Long before Europeans came to the
Americas, the Mayan people lived in grand cities spread across
Central America. Lying hidden under jungle growth for centuries, a
growing number of these ...
In the
rugged highlands of central Guatemala, the waters of the Cahabon
River flow over a series of limestone ledges that create small
waterfalls and ...
Central
America is a land shaped by subterranean fires and violent
eruptions. A geological formation known as the volcanic arc
stretches some 900 miles ...