United States of America
A vast and wildly diverse land of iconic cities, legendary road trips, and jaw-dropping natural beauty where history, culture, and innovation come together in a way you won’t find anywhere else. From the soaring peaks of the Rockies to the endless deserts of the Southwest, from deep southern soul to cutting-edge city scenes, the USA is as complex as it is captivating.

Whether you're marveling at the grandeur of the Grand Canyon, catching a Broadway show in New York, or dancing to live jazz in New Orleans, every region offers a new chapter in America’s story one filled with energy, flavor, and spirit.

Outdoor lovers can hike alpine trails, surf Pacific waves, or camp under the stars in national parks. City explorers can dive into diverse neighborhoods, cutting edge cuisine, world-class museums, and iconic skylines. With a population made up of cultures from around the globe, America is also a tapestry of traditions, languages, and lived experiences each adding to its character.

Why Go:
The USA is a dream destination for every kind of traveler. It’s a place of bucket-list landmarks, wild landscapes, rich history, and cultural innovation. From the bright lights of New York to the quiet stillness of Utah’s red rocks, from Southern comfort food to West Coast cool this is where adventures begin and memories are made.

Top Sites:

Grand Canyon – A geological masterpiece carved by the Colorado River, offering views that redefine the word “epic.”
Statue of Liberty & NYC Skyline – Symbol of freedom and one of the world’s most recognizable urban vistas.
Yosemite National Park – Waterfalls, granite cliffs, and ancient sequoias in California’s Sierra Nevada.
Route 66 – The ultimate American road trip, stretching from Chicago to Santa Monica.
National Mall (Washington D.C.) – Home to the U.S. Capitol, Lincoln Memorial, and Smithsonian museums.

Most Popular Attractions:

Times Square (New York City) – A neon-lit hub of energy, entertainment, and culture.
Disneyland & Disney World – The most magical theme parks on Earth.
Las Vegas Strip – Casinos, shows, and lights in a one-of-a-kind desert city.
Golden Gate Bridge (San Francisco) – A marvel of engineering and scenery.
French Quarter (New Orleans) – Jazz clubs, Creole food, and vibrant culture.

Pastimes:

Road tripping across states with playlists and pit stops.
Hiking through National Parks like Zion, Yellowstone, and Acadia.
Watching live music in Austin, Nashville, or Memphis.
Tasting local flavors from food trucks to fine dining.
Watching a baseball game, catching fireworks on the 4th of July, or enjoying small-town festivals.

Popular Annual Events:

Mardi Gras (New Orleans, Feb/Mar) – Parades, beads, and the spirit of celebration.
Coachella (California, April) – A global music and arts phenomenon in the desert.
Thanksgiving (Nationwide, November) – A uniquely American holiday centered on food, family, and gratitude.
Independence Day (July 4th) – Fireworks, BBQs, and patriotic festivities across the country.
SXSW (Austin, March) – Where film, tech, music, and culture collide.

Historic Fable Site:

Mesa Verde (Colorado) – Ancient cliff dwellings of the Ancestral Puebloans, offering a glimpse into the lives of the continent’s early inhabitants. Their homes, built into canyon walls, still tell stories of resilience, community, and sacred connection to the land.

Seasonal Tip:

The USA’s size means you can find your ideal season year-round, ski in Colorado while surfing in California.

Spring (Mar–May): Cherry blossoms in D.C., mild weather in the South, ideal for cities and parks.

Summer (Jun–Aug): Great for coastal escapes, national parks, festivals, and family trips.

Autumn (Sept–Nov): Fall foliage in New England, harvest festivals, cooler hiking weather.

Winter (Dec–Feb): Skiing in the Rockies, Christmas markets in NYC, sunny getaways in Florida or Arizona.

Folklore Trail:

Trace the legends of Native American tribes across lands like Monument Valley, the Badlands, and the Pacific Northwest, where stories of coyote tricksters, spirit animals, and sacred landscapes live on. Visit sites like Canyon de Chelly or the Black Hills to hear the whispers of ancient traditions that honor the earth, stars, and ancestral spirits.

The USA isn’t just a destination it’s a mosaic of stories, songs, sights, and sensations.
From wilderness to wonder, coast to coast, this is a land made for explorers.

Ready to hit the road?
Let’s discover America, the way it was meant to be experienced bold, personal, unforgettable.

The We Travel To Team

Guatemala
A country where volcanoes touch the sky, ancient temples rise from jungle floors, and time flows differently deeper, slower, more soulful. Guatemala is Central America's cultural heartland, where Mayan traditions still shape daily life, where every lake and mountain holds a legend, and where adventure and authenticity go hand in hand.

From the mirror-like waters of Lake Atitlán to the towering pyramids of Tikal, Guatemala’s landscapes are both wild and sacred. Step into bustling markets filled with color and texture. Wander cobbled streets in colonial towns. Climb active volcanoes at sunrise. Everywhere you go, the land speaks in the rustle of the trees, the hum of the marketplaces, the stories passed down through generations.

For travelers seeking something real raw beauty, living history, and soul-stirring moments Guatemala delivers.

Why Go:
Guatemala is a dream destination for cultural explorers, nature lovers, and adventure seekers. It’s rich in history, alive with tradition, and still flying under the radar. Whether you’re chasing ancient ruins through misty jungles, sipping coffee grown on volcanic soil, or learning to weave from a local artisan, Guatemala offers the kind of travel that changes you.

Top Sites:

Tikal – A lost city of the Maya deep in the rainforest, with towering pyramids, howler monkeys, and a sense of ancient magic.
Lake Atitlán – A crater lake surrounded by volcanoes and vibrant Mayan villages, each with its own unique rhythm and tradition.
Antigua Guatemala – A beautifully preserved colonial town of cobblestone streets, baroque churches, and colorful facades.
Semuc Champey – A hidden paradise of turquoise limestone pools cascading through the jungle.
Chichicastenango Market – One of the largest and most vibrant indigenous markets in the Americas.

Most Popular Attractions:

Pacaya Volcano – Hike up an active volcano and roast marshmallows over hot lava flows.
Livingston – A Caribbean coastal town with Afro-Guatemalan Garífuna culture, accessible only by boat.
Quetzaltenango (Xela) – A highland city known for Spanish schools, natural hot springs, and surrounding mountain villages.
Iximché – Ruins of a post-classic Maya city, set in pine forests and still used for modern-day ceremonies.
Santa Catarina Palopó – A lakeside village where homes are painted in traditional designs, blending art with indigenous identity.

Pastimes:

Kayaking or paddleboarding across the still waters of Lake Atitlán.
Exploring Mayan ruins with a guide who tells stories passed down for centuries.
Learning traditional backstrap weaving from indigenous women.
Trekking between highland villages through cloud forests and ancient footpaths.
Savoring freshly made tortillas, tamales, and rich Guatemalan coffee at a local comedor.

Popular Annual Events:

Semana Santa (Holy Week in Antigua) – Ornate processions, elaborate sawdust carpets, and moving religious ceremonies.
Día de los Muertos (Nov 1) – Celebrated with giant colorful kites in Santiago Sacatepéquez to connect with the spirits of loved ones.
Feria de Jocotenango (August) – A joyful mix of food, rides, games, and tradition in Guatemala City.
Rabín Ajaw (July) – A national celebration of Mayan womanhood and cultural pride.
Fiesta de Santo Tomás (Dec, Chichicastenango)  - A week of folkloric dances, parades, and spiritual rituals.

Historic Fable Site:

Tikal – Once a mighty Mayan city, Tikal is more than ruins it’s a portal into a civilization that mapped the stars, built towering temples without metal tools, and left behind mysteries that still captivate the world. Legends say the forest remembers everything and in Tikal, you’ll feel it.

Seasonal Tip:

Guatemala has a tropical highland climate, making it a year-round destination — though timing your visit right can make it even more magical.

Dry Season (Nov–April): Best for hiking, exploring ruins, and enjoying festivals.

Wet Season (May–Oct): Mornings are typically clear; afternoons may bring short, lush-making rains. Great for fewer crowds and vibrant greenery.

Folklore Trail:

Follow the spiritual threads of the Mayan Cosmovision across the highlands — from sacred caves in Alta Verapaz to ceremonial altars in Quiché. Hear the Popol Vuh, the Mayan book of creation, come alive through stories of gods, trials, and sacred animals. Visit places where shamans still read the fire and connect with ancestors, where traditions remain unbroken and deeply rooted in the earth, stars, and cycles of time.

Guatemala isn’t just a place it’s a feeling that lingers long after you leave.
It’s woven into textiles, carved into stone, sung in ancient languages, and carried in the warmth of its people.

If you’re looking for beauty that goes deeper than the surface Guatemala is waiting.

Let’s uncover its secrets together. The We Travel To Team