Bus2Antarctica: Riding Guatemala's Colorful Buses

National Geographic Traveler contributing editor Andrew Evans is traveling 10000 miles by bus--from Washington DC to Antarctica. In this leg of his journey, he rides along with the locals in Guatemala. Keep up with Andrew's journey on Twitter @bus2antarctica (www.twitter.com/bus2antarctica), read his blogs (blogs.nationalgeographic.com and learn more about his journey here (travel.nationalgeographic.com

Duration: 00:01:58
Date published: 8 Jan 2010 - 8:54pm

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