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Biotopo del Quetzal
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Biotopo del Quetzal, a natural cloud forest near Cobán, Guatemala
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Biotopo del Quetzal

cloud forest, Guatemala
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  • Cobán, Guatemala
    Cobán

    …Cobán in nearby Purulhá is Biotopo del Quetzal. This cloud forest and nature reserve dedicated to preserving Guatemala’s national bird, the quetzal, is open for tourists. The agricultural hinterland of Cobán is best known for its coffee, tea, cacao (the source of cocoa beans), vanilla, cardamom and other spices. Grains,…

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    …Cobán in nearby Purulhá is Biotopo del Quetzal. This cloud forest and nature reserve dedicated to preserving Guatemala’s national bird, the quetzal, is open for tourists. The agricultural hinterland of Cobán is best known for its coffee, tea, cacao (the source of cocoa beans), vanilla, cardamom and other spices. Grains,…

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