Riding the bus is extremely bumpy and fast. Note: I don’t recommend taking a chicken bus if you have back problems or want a ride that is chill and relaxing. They aren’t buses made for transporting chickens, as some visitors might guess from the name, but they do sometimes have chickens as cargo-usually in baskets on the roof.
Most are painted in exuberant colors, adorned with chrome and sport LED lights, sound systems, and sexy stickers. Some of them are converted school buses imported from the United States. If you’re on a tight budget or are looking for something cultural and adventurous to do, why not take a chicken bus to Lake Atitlán? “Chicken buses” are what expats call public buses in Guatemala and they are one of the things that Guatemala is known for. Getting from Antigua to Lake Atitlan on the Chicken bus
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