How does Guatemala sleep?

There is a saying among Mayans that worry keeps people awake. Modern Guatemalans have inherited this ancient belief. They think that anxiety is a big killer that hinders a good sleep, so they follow the Maya's "worry-free doll" method to help them sleep. These dolls are called "worry-free dolls". Wearing traditional Mayan costumes, people will tell them their worries before going to bed. After some heart-to-heart, these dolls will be hidden under the pillow and continue to "solve the worries" for the sleepers. In hotels in Guatemala, the staff will put a small bag at your bedside, which contains a set of worry-free dolls. They hope that these dolls can take away all the troubles in the guests' sleep.

Guatemala is located in the north of Central America, bordering Mexico in the west and north, Belize in the northeast, Honduras and El Salvador in the southeast, the Gulf of Honduras in the Caribbean in the east and the Pacific Ocean in the south. The coastline is about 500 kilometers long with a total area of 108889 square kilometers.