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Climb towering pyramids and see the stone carvings and murals of this ancient, abandoned city. 

Try the diverse array of watersports on this scenic lake, wander through the forest and explore quaint villages and parks.

Mountainous treks, artistic pursuits and scuba diving; the towns, villages and volcanoes that surround this picturesque lake in Guatemala\'s highlands offer adventure and culture.

Explore the remains of an ancient Maya city and swim in the sinkhole that was the source of the city’s fresh water. 

Discover the active volcanoes, tropical islands, beautiful scenery and colonial architecture of Central America’s largest country.

Bats swoop through the mysterious tunnels of this long dry-cave system on the Yucatán Peninsula, an adventure wonderland for intrepid travelers. 

Be enchanted by this beautiful botanical garden, which rescues, protects and conserves orchids and other native plants of the Chiapas region.  

See hundreds of species of cacti as you explore the wetlands, canyon and dry scrubland of this botanical garden dedicated to Mexican plants.

Marvel at the dramatic rock formations of this spectacular canyon, a great place for picnics, scenic walks, mountain biking and rock-climbing adventures.

Follow in the footsteps of the Mayas in one of their greatest cities. Appreciate their advanced culture in the remarkable sculptures and temples they left behind.

Try the diverse array of watersports on this scenic lake, wander through the forest and explore quaint villages and parks.

From glorious Pacific beaches to colonial cities, soaring volcanoes and the huge Lake Nicaragua, this is the country’s most-loved tourist region.

Go horseback riding and rush down the zip line in the adventure park beside this mammoth feat of Jesuit engineering made of over 40 arches.

This sprawling urban park has everything from a biking track and museums to picnic grounds, sports fields and a waterpark. 

Dabble in a variety of adventure sports, admire an enormous aqueduct and spot interesting geological formations at this ecotourism park.

Visit this humble house located on the Mexico-U.S. border. It hosted important events in the planning and execution of the Mexican Revolution. 

Walk in the footsteps of the Toltec people at the ruins of the capital of one of Mexico’s ancient civilizations.