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This view point is much calmer then the Rostro Maya. I was there with only 10 people. Entrance fee 50 Q. Entrance fee for Rostro Maya 35 Q.

Indian Nose is the mountain with the distinctive profile of a sleeping Mayan chief. The best (and also safest!) way to get here is to book a tour. The shuttle bus leaves at 4 a.m. in the morning. Then you hike with a guide for 30 minutes to the tip of the nose (bring a headlamp with you). At the top you can watch the sun rise over a small breakfast and then it's back down. You are back at 7.30 a.m. Costs about 100 quetzales.

The view is fantastic and the path from Santa Clara to the viewpoint is easy to walk. But it is also worth going a little further up - to the next higher vantage point from which you can look down on it. I also suspect that there is usually an entrance fee, but I came from the other direction - from the higher vantage point - and was there very late on a Sunday.

Good spot to see the sunset or sunrise. It's a quick walk from San Juan La Laguna. There is an entrance fee, I don't remember how much is it. If you are fit you can go further along the path to El Narriz de Indiana

The nose has the name, because from the distance of the lake, the topography of the mountains is like a face. The sunrise with the lake is beautiful. To go up, I recommend the walk to Santa Maria. => Early