Lake Atitlán, often described as one of the most beautiful lakes in the world, is nestled within a massive volcanic caldera formed over 84,000 years ago. Three towering volcanoes—San Pedro, Tolimán, and Atitlán—encircle the lake, shaping its stunning landscape. These volcanoes are not only geological marvels but also steeped in history, culture, and adventure. Let’s delve into their history, significance, and unique features

In the village of San Juan the Tz’utujil women make their clothing with hand spun pure organic cotton threads that have been hand dyed with natural dyes and colorants derived from locally found plants. The dyeing process is both an art and a science that the Tz’utujil women have mastered.