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Guatemala has 22 departments. Antigua was the former capital; after the 1773 earthquake, the capital moved to present-day Guatemala City. Plan capital and regional visits separately.
Guatemala has 22 departments. Antigua was the former capital; after the 1773 earthquake, the capital moved to present-day Guatemala City. Plan capital and regional visits separately. Maya, Xinka, Garífuna and Ladino/Mestizo cultures coexist. Tikal in Petén preserves an ancient Maya city.
Same-sex sexual activity is legal; same-sex marriage is not recognized. Comprehensive protection against sexual-orientation discrimination remains limited. Regional communities organized Pride activities in Antigua and Quetzaltenango in 2026.
Local sources use ‘diversidad sexual’ and ‘orgullo’. The capital has gay bars, clubs and saunas; community activity includes GAX in Quetzaltenango. Distinguish event organizers from permanent venues.
Check the city and address on the map, then ask official channels about that day's operation and entry conditions. Consider hotel-dispatched transport or Uber where available. Visibles, Lambda, GAX and CREAR provide regional community resources.
Advisories differ by area. The March 2026 US guidance carries stronger warnings for San Marcos, Huehuetenango, Guatemala City Zone 18 and Villa Nueva. Check your route and return transport; watch your drink. Re-read current advisories before departure.
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Hours, entry policies, and events can change. Recheck official channels and maps on the day you visit.