Visit Chichicastenango Mayan Market: A renowned market where locals gather to buy and sell a variety of products, including vegetables, fruits, handicrafts, textiles, artifacts, and street food. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the market, witness the vibrant colors, and learn about the Mayan culture.

Visit the Artisanal Traditional Mask Factory: Tourists will have the chance to observe the creation of traditional masks, which play a significant role in Guatemalan culture, representing a synthesis of Mayan beliefs and Christianity. There will be a demonstration of a traditional dance performance.

Visit to Santo Tomas Church: This historic church, built in 1540, showcases the blend of Mayan and Latino influences within its architecture and interior. It often hosts Mayan rituals and provides insight into the religious syncretism in Guatemala.

Visit the Colorful Cemetery: Known for its vibrant and symbolic painted crosses and mausoleums, the cemetery reflects Guatemala’s unique perspective on burials. Each color represents different meanings and family roles, offering a glimpse into the country’s cultural traditions.

Lunch with Local Family: A delicious lunch will be served by a local family, featuring traditional dishes such as Tamales on Sundays (corn with meat and tomato sauce wrapped in banana leaves) and Sak’por on Thursdays (a dish made with chicken broth or chompipe, vegetables, and ground white corn flour). Vegetarian and vegan options are available upon prior request.

Visit Iglesia de Santo Tomas and Calvary Church: Alongside the market, tourists will have the opportunity to explore these historic churches, appreciating their architectural significance and cultural importance.