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Two other natural attractions, Semuc Champey and LanquìnCave, are found several hours to the north of Cobàn. The cave is located just outside the town of Lanquìn, and contains about 100 kilometres of subterranean chambers. |
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LachuaLake, about five hours from Cobàn, is located in a 36,000-acre national park of humid tropical forest. The enormous lake covers about 1,000 acres and takes about an hour to reach on foot. |
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The capital of the department ofAlta Verapaz, Cobàn offers a number of fine hotels and restaurants and serves as a convenient base for explorations of the land of true peace. One of the land of true peace. One of the first local words that travellers will learn here is “chipi-chipi,” used to describe the light rain that often falls. |
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To the north in Guatemala are found the departments of Alta and Baja Verapaz. The mountainous terrain is part of the oldest range in Guatemala and contains a variety of climates and life zones. King Charles V of Spain accepted the name verapaz as the official name of this region. German immigrants, who settled here at the end of the 19th century, established flourishing coffee plantations. Natural beauty in the Verapaces includes lovely sites such as Semuc Champey and the Cahabòn River, popular with rafters, along with the Biotopo del Quetzal, where Guatemala`s national bird may be seen. |
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Guatemala counts with the most beautiful paradise on Earth, with a warm climate, water forests, rivers, sources are some of the qualities of this beautiful Guatemalan paradise. Its location between the district of Izabal., Alta Verapaz and Baja Verapaz. |
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