Totonicapán Department is located in the western highlands of Guatemala. It is known for its rich indigenous culture, primarily inhabited by the K'iche' Maya people. The department features beautiful landscapes, including mountains and valleys, and is famous for its traditional textiles and handicrafts. The capital city of the department is also named Totonicapán. The region has a temperate climate, making it suitable for agriculture, particularly the cultivation of coffee and corn. Totonicapán is also home to several important historical sites and natural attractions, drawing visitors interested in culture and nature.