Colonial Churches Tour
Half day
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Historic
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Low
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Day Tours in Xela
Explores the Cultural and Religious Wealth of Guatemala
Immerse yourself in a fascinating journey through the rich history and culture of Guatemala with our tour specializing in religion, history and new cultures. From the impressive church of San Andrés Xecul, famous for its vivid yellow, red and green colors, to the two churches in Totonicapan, one of which honors the indigenous leader Atanasio Tzul, who led a peasant rebellion in 1820. The tour also includes stops in San Cristóbal and Salcaja, the latter houses the first Christian church of Central America, dated in 1524. Immerse yourself in the architectural beauty and historical richness of these sacred buildings while exploring the cultural and religious diversity of Guatemala.
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Date
Time
Travelers
Base price for 2 travelers or less
$36 * 2 Adults
$ 72
Total
$ 72
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Itinerary
Departure from your lodging in Quetzaltenango.
Start this tour by getting to know about the churches, starting in Salcaja to get to know the first church in Central America.
Afterwards, prepare to go to know how the Catholicism developed, in the different places and churches that I know in Quetzaltenango and Totonicapan.
At the end we will be leaving you again in your lodging in Quetzaletango.
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Half day
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Historic
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Low
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Day Tours in Xela
Explores the Cultural and Religious Wealth of Guatemala
Immerse yourself in a fascinating journey through the rich history and culture of Guatemala with our tour specializing in religion, history and new cultures. From the impressive church of San Andrés Xecul, famous for its vivid yellow, red and green colors, to the two churches in Totonicapan, one of which honors the indigenous leader Atanasio Tzul, who led a peasant rebellion in 1820. The tour also includes stops in San Cristóbal and Salcaja, the latter houses the first Christian church of Central America, dated in 1524. Immerse yourself in the architectural beauty and historical richness of these sacred buildings while exploring the cultural and religious diversity of Guatemala.
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