The trip will make you fall in love with Mexico, Guatemala and Costa Rica

Visiting Native American villages, swimming on beautiful beaches, boating between dolphins at sea and crocodiles in the river and of course - unique experiences that only an organized trip creates. Get to know the route and places the adventure in Central America offers, which will give you a different experience than you knew

Central America is a destination for those who want to be exposed to a different culture, new landscapes and adventures that reveal the beauty of nature and human nature. Mexico, Guatemala and Costa Rica are just the places to experience it. These three countries - together and together - present a tremendous combination of beautiful beaches, a long-standing tradition, spectacular nature and an atmosphere of adventure.

An organized trip to Mexico, Guatemala and Costa Rica is very suitable as an organized trip with a close guide because it is a convenient and fascinating way to know the many history and attractions these countries have to offer. The Pegasus Company offers a full outing of experiences to Mexico, Guatemala and Costa Rica, where from take-off to landing all you have left to spend and enjoy. You already have flights, hotels, transfers, entry to Etrin and professional training.

The three countries share some similarities but also differences in tradition and type of attractions. What are you waiting for? Get a taste of the planned itinerary to sign up for and enjoy 18 days of fun.

When you return from a trip to this place you will also say "Wow wow wow"

Full of Aztec temples, churches, busy streets and beautiful squares. Mexico City (Photo: ShutterStock)

Mexico City (Photo: ShutterStock)

Hello Mexico City

The adventure begins in one of the world's largest and most bustling cities - the capital city of the Sombrero State of Mexico City. The city is nestled in the basin of an ancient lake that dries among snowy volcanoes full of Aztec temples, churches, bustling streets and beautiful squares. One of the most beautiful and central is Garibaldi Square to which bands of street musicians come. Tempelo Muir is the famous temple in the city and around it museums, restaurants and shops. The National Palace in the city is a powerful colonial-style building featuring mesmerizing murals by renowned artist Diego Rivera. Mexico City is also home to the world's largest university - a city within a city - and visiting it is an architectural and cultural experience. Also a tour of the Olympic Stadium where the Olympic Games were held in 1968 will reflect the face of mid-20th century Mexico.

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From Mexico City you will continue to the Aztec Gods City in Teyotiwakan, where the sun and moon pyramids are built and at its peak it accommodated hundreds of thousands of residents. You will also see spectacular temples such as the Butterfly Temple and the Talalocan Temple named after the water.

From Mexico City, you will fly to the southeastern edge of the huge state and land in the city of Planca, famous for Mayan buildings. In the city you will be exposed to one of the most important sites of the Mayan culture thanks to the variety of buildings and engravings seen in the temples and visit King Fakal's tomb and palace. Well in Leaf Cross Temple and Sun Temple.

This area of ​​Mexico differs in pace and appearance from the area of ​​Mexico City and the market town of San Cristobal de Las Casas is an example of this. The vibrant city features a folk medicine museum and the former Chiapas County mayor has quite a few palaces and churches, the most beautiful and impressive of which is Santo Domingo Church.

In this land area you will reach another beautiful nature reserve is Montebello, which has lakes of color. Another attraction is the beautiful Sumidro Canyon that runs through the Grihalalwa River. Sailing in this beautiful piece of nature will reveal to you immense rock walls rising to a height of 1,000 feet, from which the Native Americans who did not want to fall by the Spanish conquerors threw themselves. The area is still Native American and this can be seen by visiting the villages of Chamola and Zinacanthan where the locals live a traditional lifestyle.

The Aztec Gods City in the Teutwick (Photo: ShutterStock)

Aztec Pyramids in the Teutiwakan, Mexico area (Photo: ShutterStock)

Lake is mesmerizing in its beauty and the ancient and mysterious Mayan kingdom

The Aztecs called this mountainous region of Cuauhtemallan meaning "place with lots of trees", today there are many other things in Guatemala: smoke volcanoes, jungles where ancient Mayan cities that were their kingdom, long rivers, villages where time stopped queen by side Developing cities, spiritual temples and beautiful and quiet vacations.

You will first reach Katzlatanango, the second largest city in the country, which has a huge market for local artifacts souvenirs and food products. The city is home to one of the most important Mayan worship sites - Pascual Abah at St. Thomas's Church, where we observe the interesting combination created between the ancient cultic culture and myths and the Catholic Christianity of the Spanish conquerors.

Close to Katzeltanango you will find a spectacular natural pearl - Lake Atitlan. It is the deepest lake in Central America, about 360 meters deep, with three active volcanoes around 3,000 meters high. During the cruise to the town of Santiago de Atitlan which is on the opposite side of the lake you will experience the power of nature in all its glory. At Santiago de Atitlan you will be impressed by the wood workshops and local art galleries and you will not regret every time you lift your head back to the surrounding landscape.

About two hours away from the lake is the city of Antigua, the former capital of Guatemala, and it is the true diamond of colonial architecture and volcanoes that overlook. Antigua is located in the foothills of the Actenango, Agua and Fuego volcanoes and is one of the most beautiful cities in Central America. The colonial city square, the church of Antigua Guatemala la Merced, and the archipelago-style captain's palace, formerly used as the important Spanish government building in Central America, are a must-see place to visit.

A spectacular natural pearl. Lake Atitlan, Guatemala (Photo: ShutterStock)

Lake Atitlan, Guatemala (Photo: ShutterStock)

Surf the Omega and roam the crocodiles

This is the stage of saying goodbye to Guatemala and getting to know a beautiful new country - Costa Rica. Costa Rica is perhaps the most prosperous country in Central America, with a stream of tourists that just never stopped. All thanks to her wonderful nature. The golden beaches invite the surfers to indulge in the sea, the rainforest provides opportunities for adventurers to hike by jeep or on foot and there are plenty of attractions. In the capital, San Jose is home to about a million people, about a quarter of the country's population, and from there you will go to Tortuguero named after the turtles nesting there between June and September. In this area you will hike in rainforest, roam the Tortuguero canals and with some luck you will see three species of monkeys, caimans, iguanas, lizards, river otters and various species of birds.

The Arenal Volcano is amazing in its beauty and volcanic activity which is a pilgrimage for nature lovers. In the reserve you can enjoy the hanging bridges - a walk over the treetops through six different bridges ranging in length from 50 to 180 meters and their height ranging from 15 to 80 meters above ground level. The walk is safe and suitable for all ages and the scenery is breathtaking, especially from the cable car that will take you to the platform built at the highest point on the ridge which is the watershed between the Pacific and Atlantic Ocean.

Costa Rica will wrap you in tropical beaches and spectacular scenery (Photo: ShutterStock)

Tropical Coast, Costa Rica (Photo: ShutterStock)

Yes, Costa Rica will make you especially adventurous and your body will receive a dose of adrenaline as you surf in Knoopy - an omega that stretches between and above the treetops. At dusk, take a jungle tour exploring the animals' nightlife with a local guide and flashlights. experience.

The Manuel Antonio National Park and Catamaran Cruise will allow you to admire the mysterious islands that lie near the coast, where jagged rock formations and cliffs serve as a home and nesting area for birds and their birds, dolphins whose bay waters are their natural home, giant deer and migratory whales. Yes, there will be a stop to jump to the seawater and snorkel. The Costa Rican adventure will end by watching the crocodiles in the Traculas River and after the cruise also a lovely hike to the La Paz Falls.

Mexico, Guatemala and Costa Rica are precisely the distant lands that are treasures of nature and culture that you will want to discover and provide you with an equal measure of culture, history, nature and adventure.

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