Toucan as seen in the jungle around Tikal
View of roofcomb and temple Yaxchilan
Ladies (in native attire) selling their wares at Chichicastenango market
| HOTELS | OPTION #1 | OPTION #2 |
|---|---|---|
| Guatemala City | Hyatt Hotel | Pan American |
| Lake Atitlan | Marriot Dorado | Posada Don Rodrigo |
| Antigua | Casa Santo Domingo or Casa Noble | Posada Don Rodrigo |
| Flores | Nitun/Tikal Espendio | Hotel Casona |
| Tikal | Jungle Lodge | Tikal Inn |
| Prices Single | $955.00 | $710.00 |
| Double | $675.00 | $550.00 |
| Triple | $615.00 | $510.00 |
Ceiba tree in the jungle around Ceibal. The angular protrusions are
called buttresses and are how the tree stabilizes itself, because the layer
of dirt in most jungles is so thin that the roots cannot go very deep into
the soil. The flying buttress of gothic churches follow the same principles.