Department: Sololá
Location: Southwestern shore of Lake Atitlán
Elevation: Approximately 1,585 m (5,200 ft)
Indigenous Heritage: Predominantly Tz’utujil Maya
Famous For: Traditional textiles, weaving cooperatives, art, murals and community-based tourism
Traditional Crafts: Natural-dye textiles, weaving, painting and artisan products
Cultural Highlight: Visitors can learn about traditional Tz’utujil weaving and natural dye techniques
Agriculture: Coffee, cacao, medicinal plants and other locally grown crops
Popular Activities: Cultural tours, weaving demonstrations, coffee experiences, art walks and hiking
Getting There: Easily reached by boat from Panajachel and other Lake Atitlán communities