2. Geographical Map of Guatemala
Guatemala is situated in Central America, bordering the North Pacific Ocean, between El Salvador and Mexico, and bordering the Gulf of Honduras (Caribbean Sea) between Honduras and Belize.
Area: Total: 108,890 sq km  Land: 108,430 sq km  Water: 460 sq km

3. Guatemala City Attractions
Cantaloupe-colored
Post office
 Santo Tomas de Castilla
Mundo Petapa is located in the centre of Guatemala City in an area that is probably best summarised by the widespread presence of armed guards. Enthusiasts shouldn’t let the slightly dodgy location put them off, though; the park behind the walls is top notch, with a substantial number of high quality attractions. The adult rides in the park were only opened in August of this year, marking the coming of age of a park that was until recently aimed at children only.
Cantaloupe-colored post office is one of the loveliest buildings in the city.
 Santo Tomas de Castilla: It is true that the one-time "jewel of Central America" has lost much of its luster. The fact remains that the isthmus' largest metropolis has exactly what you'd expect from an urban area of 2.5 million people—the best selection of restaurants, hotels, nightlife, shopping, and museums in the country. The country's only true city does grow on you, although it probably takes longer than the typical short visit that most travelers give the place.
Mundo Petapa 

4. Toronto, ON (YYZ) to Guatemala City, Guatemala (GUA) Wed. Apr. 25 – Wed. Apr. 25, 1 traveller
Your Departure Flight
Departure TimeArrival TimeStopsDuration
  Multiple Airlines
YYZ  9:45am GUA  4:55pm1 Stop 9h 10m Change Air Canada 914  TACA 383 operated by /TACA INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES - TACA 

5. Antigua City Antigua as viewed from Cerro de la Cruz
Cobblestone Street
La Merced Church

6. Volcanoes Around Antigua City Pacaya Volcano

7. Atitlan Lake Lake Location
Lake Atitlan in the highlands of Guatemala is surrounded by mountains and volcanoes Atitlan, Toliman and San Pedro.
Please write something else about this lake as well
thanks
gurpi

8. Maya Temples
Mayans- Indigenous peoples of the Americas located in Southern Mexico and Guatemala. The Mayans are distinguished from other indigenous peoples in their advanced sciences and writings.
Tikal region:  the ruins of Tikal. Settled in 700 B.C., Tikal was the grandest of all Mayan cities. Long protected by the jungle in the remote Peten Peninsula, Tikal is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. Here, see towering pyramids rise above the rainforest canopy while the sounds of tropical birds fill the air. Look for spider and howler monkeys. Visit Tikal’s great plaza.

9. Maya Heritage

10. Pacific Coast Beaches
The Pacific coastline of Guatemala stretches 250km (155 miles) from the Mexican border in the West to the border with El Salvador to the East. The area offers black volcanic sand beaches along the coast; mangrove swamps irrigated by numerous rivers behind and lush, subtropical forests further inland.
Names of famouse beaches: Monterrico, Puerto San Jose, Livingston and Puerto Barrios

11. Activities on Pacific Coast
Mangrove Swamp Tour
The Turtles Of Monterrico
Sport fishing

12. The east guatemala attractions

13. Lake peten

14. Maya peoples pics and dress

15. Some interesting slide of activities their like
Cycling
Climbing
Volcanoes
Beaches

16. Video clip of tourism of guatemala

17. Musical or cultural video of guatemala