About an hour out of Xela is a wonderful Hike to Laguna Chicabal a sacred Mayan Lake. Plan to leave early and spend the day climbing and in and around the lake. There is often mayan ceremonies going on.

Best way to get there is by shuttle from Xela.

Note you cannot swim in the lake, it is prohibited.

If you like Mayan culture check this place too: http://worldwideadventurers.com/ancient-mayan-culture-san-juan-chamula/

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Hotel Pensión Bonifaz

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"Old charm "

Lar Antiqua Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Quaint hotel a block from the Central Park, built on a steep hill, with an in credible view of the city! Lots of stairs. Room was clean. Only problem was that the water did not drain out of the shower. Staff were pleasant. Quetzaltenango or otherwise known as Xela is a lovely town, marimbas being played on the plaza, friendly people, amazing food! Try the garnachas sold by the street venders- finger licking good! The bread at the panaderías is outstanding!"