In this extraordinary new handbook, author Wayne Bernhardson provides ample coverage of Guatemala's traditional highlights: soaring Maya Pyramids, imposing volcanoes, lush rain forest, stunning architecture and spectacular celebrations. Also included are lesser known market towns and archaeological sites, plus the best places to stay and eat.
Veteran guidebook writer and trained geographer Wayne has done a nice job on this book. It's interesting to read and has a great deal of practical information. In addition to a full range of hotels, language schools, restaurants and the like, there's also a comprehensive history and politics section. The other background info is in the mark as well. There are many budget hotels here, and the author has definitely done his homework.
Good book from some who knows Guatemala
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 23 years ago
General Info: Introduction and On the Road section has general information about the country. These sections talk about History, Government, Economy and some other topics in good detail. It even gets into the issues like photographic etiquette and people customs, that are very important in a country like Guatemala.Places Info: It details the most important places to visit. It tells you what it's worth seeing and what not. Information is accurate and shows that the writer has spent very good time in Guatemala or doing research, just don't trust the movie theathers suggested in the book.Comments: The book seems to be written by a very informed author. Some of the stories told in the book show a great involvement in the culture and that the author really knew deep details about some places and events. It has very good side notes about interesting people, traditions, history and events.
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