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Guatemala

Guatemala is a Central American country bordered by the Pacific Ocean to the southwest, Honduras and El Salvador to the southeast, the Caribbean to the east, Belize to the northeast and Mexico to the north and west.

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Is the country of Guatemala big or small?

Guatemala is rather small, being about the size of Virgina.

What are the inventions from Guatemala?

chocolate, denim, CAPTCHA, Queratoprótesis de Hidroxipatita Coralina, Soluble Coffee.

Which continent is Guatemala located on?

Guatemala is in Central America, which is considered part of the continent of North America.
WELL........I think that the continent Guatemala would belong to would have to be South America. I mean it's right next to the place! Does anyone look at a map anymore!?

How is Halloween celebrated in Guatemala?

The Mexican People (or Guatemalan) don't exactly celebrate Halloween. They celebrate something similar, called Dia De Los Muertos. This is a holiday that pays respects to relatives that have passed on. The Mexican build altars with gifts to the dead, believing that on either the day for the young (Nov. 1st) or the day for the elder(Nov. 2nd), based on which one they are, they will come in the form of a monarch butterfly, and take the paid gifts. If the relatives don't find their altar and receive them, they will be very angry and haunt the people responsible. The Mexican lead large parades with large, colorful masks, some carrying coffins of recently died relatives. During the night, in rural places, citizens get together in a cemetery and spruce up graves of friends or relatives. They spend the whole night cleaning up the yard all together, though they make it more into a party rather than a large job to do. Mexicans do all this more in fear that their relatives will be angry rather than to celebrate.

How long of a flight is it from Dallas Texas to Guatemala?

On average, it takes 2 hours and 21 minutes, depending on where in Texas you are starting from, and where in Guatemala you are going to.

How old is Guatemala?

Guatemala fought for its independence from Spain in September 15, 1821, winning it in 1825 and being considered an independent country. It originally was ruled by Spain until 1839.

What are some traditions from Guatemala?

== == # its like " El dia de los difuntos"(the death one's day) when we make a ceremony to atra the good spirits and to repell all the black energies. goats and milg * Oh yes this is my favorite when people gather lots of that think wood lefts ehn cutted t then theysink it in color paint then they make big colorfull mats made out of that trust me they look beautyfull * Guatemala has a rich and distinctive culture from the long mix of elements from Spain and the native Maya people. This diverse history and the natural beauty of the land has created a destination rich in interesting and scenic sites. * Gigant Kites= All Saint's Day in Guatemala has several traditions. One of the most colorful one happends in Sumpango and Santiago, both in the department of Sacatepequez with their Gigant Kite Festival. * Easter in Guatemala === Easter is the most important celebration in Guatemala, a country with strong Christian traditions. The entire country waits anxiously for this time of year to show it's devotion and to participate in the Easter events. The celebrations are a fusion of Mayan and Spanish traditions that remark the sorrow of the Christ's passion, death and […] * January 1 - New Year's Day

March or April - Easter (4 days of Holy Week leading up to Easter, will vary according to the Catholic Church calendar)

May 1 - Labor Day

June 30 - Army Day

July 25 - Santiago Day (only in Antigua Guatemala)

August 15 - Assumption Day (only in Guatemala City)

September 15 - Independence Day

October 20 - Revolution Day

November 1 - All Saint's Day

December 24 - Christmas Eve

December 25 - Christmas Day

December 31 - New Year's Eve Every town / village will have its own holiday (generally celebrating their patron/saint day).

What and where is the capital of Guatemala?

The original capital city of Guatemala was Antigua. It was also called Guatemala, but in the early 1800s there were several earthquakes that caused the nearby volcano Agua to erupt. Only instead of erupting with lava it erupted a huge pocket of water flooding the entire city. Several natural disasters such as this caused the people to move the capital to a safer location in 1821. The old capital was renamed Antigua Guatemala (now called Antigua for short) and the new capital got the name Guatemala City.

How is Guatemala beautiful?

Guatemala has some small towns that are few and many are remote. There are only a few big cities. Then there is the rainforest, the forests are beautiful as there are so many plants and moss covered trees. There are many animals including Jaguars, Tapirs, Harpy Eagles, Monkeys and Quetzals (the national bird of guatemala). Guatemala is a beautiful country.

What nation in the north is next to Guatemala?

Guatemala's neighbors are Mexico to the north / north west, Belize to the north east, Honduras to the east and El Salvador to the south east, Guatemala also has the Atlantic Ocean to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the south

Is Guatemala a major city in Mexico?

No. Guatemala is an independent country with its own capital (Guatemala City). The largest city in Mexico is Mexico City, with a population of 21.16 million. It is considered the third largest int the world, behind Tokyo (Japan) and Seoul (South Korea).

What are Guatemala homes made of?

The houses in El Salvador has a dirt floor, many are made out of wood straw roofs.

What is the number of countries that border Guatemala?

There are four countries that border the Central American country called Guatemala. To the north and west lies Mexico while Belize, Honduras, and El Salvadorrespectively lie to the northeast, east, and southeast.

Who are the 3 famous people in Guatemala?

Ricardo Arjona is one famous person in Guatemala. He is a song-writer, musician and Grammy International Award winner. Also, the famous soccer player named Carlos â??El Pescaditoâ??â?? Ruiz is famous in his homeland of Guatemala.

What oceans surround Guatemala?

Guatemala's total area is 42,043 square miles.

What is the average temperature in Guatemala?

Monthly averages


January

Avg Low: 66°

Avg High: 92°




February

Avg Low: 67°

Avg High: 94°




March

Avg Low: 69°

Avg High: 95°




April

Avg Low: 72°

Avg High: 95°




May

Avg Low: 72°

Avg High: 93°




June

Avg Low: 72°

Avg High: 91°




July

Avg Low: 71°

Avg High: 91°




August

Avg Low: 71°

Avg High: 91°




September

Avg Low: 71°

Avg High: 89°




October

Avg Low: 71°

Avg High: 90°




November

Avg Low: 70°

Avg High: 91°




December

Avg Low: 68°

Avg High: 92°














Hope this helps alot!:)

Where is the passport book number in a Guatemalan passport?

A passport is required when you want to travel outside the country inside which you were born and live. The passport number in the new blue biometric Brazilian passport is located on the information page where your photograph is.

What are 3 facts about Guatemala's children?

some foods are whole grain rice. black and white beans. bananas, meat, white eggs with special yellow yolk

one thing bout the flag is that the white striple represents Guatemala between to oceans.

How do you say Guatemalan in french?

guatemaltecos. Note this is NOT capitalized except when it is the first word of a sentence.

What does it mean when a Guatemalan shakes his hand quickly so that the index and middle fingers slap together and make a snapping sound?

  • To add emphasis, express surprise, or indicate "hurry," one shakes the hand quickly so that the index and middle fingers slap together and make a snapping sound.

It means that they are adding surprise or saying hurry.

Where do the majority of the people in Guatemala live?

Mestizo (mixed Amerindian-Spanish - in local Spanish called Ladino) and European 59.4%, K'iche 9.1%, Kaqchikel 8.4%, Mam 7.9%, Q'eqchi 6.3%, other Mayan 8.6%, indigenous non-Mayan 0.2%, other 0.1% (2001 census)

panish 60%, Amerindian languages 40% (23 officially recognized Amerindian languages, including Quiche, Cakchiquel, Kekchi, Mam, Garifuna, and Xinca)