Distributed with the April 2025 issue of National Geographic Traveller (UK), this 36-page guide shines a light on Guatemala. In the southwest of the country, visitors can explore the colonial-era capital of Antigua Guatemala, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with pastel-shaded houses and 16th-century churches. Nearby, Lake Atitlán is home to Maya artisans who showcase crafts from pottery to weaving. In the northern Petén region, dense rainforest is scattered with ancient Maya settlements including Tikal, one of the civilisation’s largest urban centres. And on the eastern coast, the remote port town of Livingston has a unique culinary scene influenced by the Caribbean. 

There’s all this — plus outdoor adventures, notable festivals and more.