Things To Do
in San Martín Sacatepéquez

A thick, spicy meat stew made with a blend of roasted spices and vegetables, often served with rice.

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A traditional Mayan turkey soup with a vibrant red color, flavored with herbs and spices.

It is customary to tip around 10% in restaurants; rounding up your bill is also appreciated.

Cash is widely accepted, and ATMs are available, but it's advisable to carry small bills for markets and local vendors.

Expect sunny skies and warm temperatures, ideal for outdoor activities and hiking.

Prepare for frequent rain showers, particularly in the afternoons; perfect for indoor cultural experiences.

Experience vibrant local festivals and celebrations that highlight Guatemalan culture and traditions.

Temperatures can drop in the evenings, so pack warm clothing for nighttime activities.

This moderately challenging trail leads hikers to the summit of Cerro de Oro, offering breathtaking views of the highlands.

This scenic route winds through lush valleys and farmland, ideal for a leisurely hike surrounded by nature.

The majority of the population is of indigenous Maya descent, contributing significantly to the cultural heritage and traditions of the area.

The Ladino population, which is of mixed indigenous and Spanish descent, also plays a vital role in the town's social and cultural dynamics.

Soccer is the most popular sport in the region, with local teams competing in various leagues.

Volleyball is commonly played in schools and community centers, and local tournaments are held regularly.

Many local dishes can be made vegetarian upon request, such as vegetable tamales and salads.

While traditional dishes often contain corn and rice, gluten-free options are available at various eateries.