Holy Week in Guatemala is one of the country’s most notable events, entailing processions, vigils, funeral marches, seasonal gastronomy and the creation of carpets, orchards and altars. The practices and traditions associated with Holy Week have been transmitted to younger generations for centuries through active participation in the event and its preparation. A representation of Guatemala’s cultural diversity and a symbol of hope and union, the event promotes tolerance, inclusion and respect thanks to the participation of people from different social groups.