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Guatemala

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Guatemala's border crossings often reward flexibility, especially where mountain roads and regional trade keep traffic moving at an unpredictable pace. Crossing by land can be refreshingly straightforward, but local routines and changing conditions make every border experience a little different.

15

Border Crossings

Listed in BCH

4

Borders

Mexico, Belize, El Salvador, Honduras

Capital

Guatemala City

Time Zone

UTC−6

Guatemala

Understanding Guatemala

You encounter Guatemala through dense forests, highlands, and Mayan sites that sit close to several crossings with Mexico, Belize, Honduras, and El Salvador. Rainy-season delays are common, and mountain routes can slow traffic. Many border towns mix languages and traditions naturally.

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Borders (4)

Guatemala shares borders with 4 countries.

Flag Belize 2 crossings View Border Crossings Flag El Salvador 4 crossings View Border Crossings Flag Honduras 2 crossings View Border Crossings Flag Mexico 7 crossings View Border Crossings

Quick Information

Capital Guatemala City
Official Language Spanish
Currency Guatemalan Quetzal (GTQ)
Calling Code +502

Quick Information

Capital Guatemala City
Official Language Spanish
Currency Guatemalan Quetzal (GTQ)
Time zone UTC−6
Calling code +502

Travel Tip

Guatemala's mountainous landscape makes for beautiful drives, but winding roads often mean journeys take longer than the distance suggests. Cool mornings in the highlands can quickly turn into warm afternoons, so dressing in layers is often the easiest way to stay comfortable.

Border Crossings in Guatemala

Browse border crossings connecting Guatemala with its neighbouring countries.

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Crossing Tip

Guatemala's mountainous landscape makes for beautiful drives, but winding roads often mean journeys take longer than the distance suggests. Cool mornings in the highlands can quickly turn into warm afternoons, so dressing in layers is often the easiest way to stay comfortable.