On a balmy morning in April I'm sitting in the courtyard of my hotel at the crack of dawn watching Lake Atitlan, waiting for the clouds to drift and reveal the three volcanoes that dominate its ...

The authorities opted to close the RN-14 route on the slopes of the volcano that connects several towns to the colonial city of Antigua, the country's main tourist attraction and a UNESCO World ...

One of the main reasons I love Guatemala are the ruins that are found in the rain forest to the Northeast of Guatemala City. They are the famous Mayan ruins of Tikal that dates back to 300 to 400 BC.

Guatemala City — The volcano sits about 16 kilometers (10 miles) from Antigua, the country's picturesque former capital and biggest tourist attraction. Fuego erupts every four to five years on ...

The twin volcanoes sit on the outskirts of Antigua, a city in the central highlands of Guatemala. Climbing them is considered a rite of passage for travellers visiting the country, and it is Fuego ...

One of the most active volcanoes in Central America has erupted again, spewing lava and ash and forcing authorities in Guatemala to close a major road on Sunday.

How to get front-row seats to an active volcano in Guatemala This challenging hike offers a rare opportunity to witness one of the Central America’s most active geologic wonders.

Guatemala's Fuego volcano shot ash miles into the air on Friday as authorities said they had evacuated more than 700 people from their homes as a precaution, before declaring the eruption over ...

The death toll from Guatemala’s volcano eruption has leapt to at least 69, as rescuers hunted for possible survivors beneath rivers of ash and mud, and braced for the number of fatalities to ...

The Fuego volcano in Guatemala began erupting on December 11, marking another addition to the list of volcanoes currently erupting across the globe.

Guatemala’s ‘Volcano of Fire’ sends ash, lava flowing as hundreds flee Fiery lava seen flowing from the volcano near the capital as disaster agency issues warning to nearby residents.

SIXTY-TWO people are dead and 300 are injured after the Fuego volcano in Guatemala erupted spewing ash and molten rock thousands of feet into the air and blanketing villages with lava.