Quiriguá Archaeological Park – Izabal Department – Guatemala

Ancient Mayan stone carving of a human face.

Quiriguá Archaeological Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site located in the eastern region of Guatemala. It is known for its impressive collection of intricately carved stelae, which are stone monuments adorned with Mayan hieroglyphs. The park showcases the ancient Mayan civilization's artistic and architectural achievements. Visitors can explore the ruins, marvel at the detailed carvings, and learn about Mayan history and culture. Quiriguá is a lesser-known archaeological site, making it a peaceful and insightful destination for history enthusiasts.

About Livingston

Nestled along Guatemala’s Caribbean coast, Livingston is a vibrant Afro-Garífuna town where rhythms of punta music drift through the air and coconut-scented breezes mingle with the aroma of tapado soup. Its unique cultural tapestry, lush jungle surroundings, and laid-back beachfront charm offer a striking contrast to the country’s highland towns—a hidden gem where the sea, history, and tradition converge effortlessly.