Guatemalan traditions are deeply rooted in Mayan heritage and colonial influences. The vibrant Día de los Muertos celebrations feature giant kites in Santiago Sacatepéquez. Holy Week in Antigua is famous for its elaborate sawdust carpets and processions. The Rabin Ajaw festival celebrates indigenous culture with a pageant for young Mayan women. Traditional weaving techniques preserve ancient patterns and are integral to cultural identity. Maximón, a folk saint, is honored with colorful rituals blending Mayan and Catholic traditions. The Fiesta de Santo Tomás in Chichicastenango features impressive pole flying ceremonies.
Traditions in Guatemala
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