Visit Chiquimula
Chiquimula
415.1 thousand
415.1 thousand
Chiquimula is a small town in eastern Guatemala. It's the capital of the department of Chiquimula and is home to about 35,000 people. The region is known for its hot climate and beautiful countryside, making it an ideal place for visitors looking for adventure and relaxation.
One popular tourist attraction in Chiquimula is Mirador de la Cruz. Here, visitors can climb a hilltop that offers breathtaking views of Lake Izabal and the surrounding countryside. Visitors can also take a stroll through Iglesia San Francisco de Asis - one of the oldest churches in Central America - or explore the ruins at Moitas Vigas Archaeological Park.
An interesting historical fact about Chiquimula is that it used to be part of Mexico until 1821 when Guatemala officially gained independence from Spain and became its own country with Chiquimula joining its borders as part of Guatemala's Eastern region.
One popular tourist attraction in Chiquimula is Mirador de la Cruz. Here, visitors can climb a hilltop that offers breathtaking views of Lake Izabal and the surrounding countryside. Visitors can also take a stroll through Iglesia San Francisco de Asis - one of the oldest churches in Central America - or explore the ruins at Moitas Vigas Archaeological Park.
An interesting historical fact about Chiquimula is that it used to be part of Mexico until 1821 when Guatemala officially gained independence from Spain and became its own country with Chiquimula joining its borders as part of Guatemala's Eastern region.
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