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Trip To Guatemala
I would like to travel to many places in Guatemala. Guatemala has beautiful places to visit. Guatema has nice weather. I would like to visit diverse places in Sololá. For instance, I would like to visit is Panajachel. If I need to have a voyage to Panajachel I would like to travel by bus with a guide tour.
I rather travel with my family and friends in a comfortable bus, I would like to appreciate landscapes. To illustrate, I would like to see mountains overgrown and natural places that have not been touched by humans.
On the other hand, if we travel by car it is possible that we drive faster than a bus, thus, we can lose the lanscape, that is to say, we may stay resting or sleeping in the car instead of appreciating the sight instead.
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