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Livingston, situated on AmatiqueBay where the Rio Dulce meets the Caribbean, is Guatemala’s only Garifuna community. The story of the Garifuna begins on St. Vicent island, with the wreck of two Spanish ships carrying Nigerian slaves intermarried withKalipuna natives to produce a unique people were deported to Roatan Island in 1797, the moved to Trujillo in Honduras, and from there emigrated to Guatemala and Belize, bringing their own language, music and culture with them.

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National zoo: Aurora

Located in Zone 13. The Aurora was among the first zoos in Latin America. There are over 100 species of animals including elephants, tigers, lions, monkeys, macaws, pajarracos, among other especiesl
The admission and parking charges. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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