1/8Guatemala with YPSCountless villages in Guatemala still make all textiles by hand using natural plant dyes for color.// (c) 2013 ASTA Young Professionals Society (YPS)PreviousNext2/8Guatemala with YPSLa Merced Church & Convent, Antigua is one of the most ornate churches in Guatemala. // (c) 2013 ASTA YPSPreviousNext3/8Guatemala with YPSMayans venerate their ancestors at colorful cemeteries. // (c) 2013 ASTA YPSPreviousNext4/8Guatemala with YPSAfter a hard day's work of shopping at the markets for groceries and supplies // (c) 2013 ASTA YPSPreviousNext5/8Guatemala with YPSChichicastenango is one of the largest and liveliest market towns in Central America, highlighting the myriad of Maya textile designs. // (c) 2013 ASTA YPSPreviousNext6/8Guatemala with YPSTikal Temple I, Temple of the Great Jaguar, is a Guatemala icon wherein lies Ah Cacao, one of the great Maya rulers. // (c) 2013 ASTA YPSPreviousNext7/8Guatemala with YPSA boat in Lake Atitlan, Guatemala, brings visitors to various Maya villages nestled within three volcanoes. // (c) 2013 ASTA YPSPreviousNext8/8Guatemala with YPSThe ASTA YPS fam trip group atop Hill of the Cross above Antigua, Guatemala // (c) 2013 ASTA YPSPreviousNext
