Where should I setup a bank account in Chichicastenango?

"Before retiring in Chichicastenango, expats should know that the city is known for its traditional K'iche' Maya culture. The local population primarily speaks the K'iche' language, although Spanish is also widely spoken. Expats should be aware that Chichicastenango is a high-altitude city, which may require some acclimatization. The city is located in the mountains and has a cooler climate compared to the coastal regions of Guatemala. Chichicastenango is famous for its market days on Thursdays and Sundays, which attract tourists and locals alike. Expats should be prepared for the city to be busier and noisier on these days. The cost of living in Chichicastenango is relatively low compared to many Western countries. However, expats should be aware that while some goods and services are cheaper, imported goods can be more expensive. Healthcare facilities in Chichicastenango are basic, and serious medical conditions may require travel to larger cities. Therefore, it is important for expats to have comprehensive health insurance that covers medical evacuation. Expats should also be aware that while Chichicastenango is generally safe, like any other place, it has some level of crime. It is advisable to take standard precautions to protect personal safety and belongings. Understanding and respecting the local culture is important for expats living in Chichicastenango. The city has a rich cultural heritage, with many residents still following traditional Maya practices and beliefs. Finally, while Guatemala does have an established expat community, it is not as large or as organized as in some other countries. Expats retiring in Chichicastenango should be prepared for a potentially more isolated lifestyle, or be proactive in seeking out and building a social network," remarked another expat who made the move to Chichicastenango, Guatemala.