Totonicapán is a department located in the western highlands of Guatemala. It is known for its rich indigenous culture, primarily the K'iche' Maya people, who maintain traditional customs and languages. The region is characterized by its stunning mountainous landscapes and agricultural activities, particularly the cultivation of coffee and vegetables. The capital city, also named Totonicapán, serves as the administrative center of the department. The area is famous for its vibrant markets, where local artisans sell handmade textiles and crafts. Additionally, Totonicapán is home to several historical sites, including ancient ruins and colonial churches, reflecting its cultural heritage.