Sumpango is a town located in the Sacatepéquez department of Guatemala, known for its rich cultural traditions and indigenous heritage. It is most famous for its Giant Kite Festival ("Festival de Barriletes Gigantes"), held annually on November 1st (All Saints' Day). During this event, locals craft and display enormous, colorful kites made of paper and bamboo, which are flown to honor the dead and ward off evil spirits.

Sumpango's population is primarily of Kaqchikel Maya descent, and the community maintains strong ties to traditional customs, including indigenous languages, dress, and rituals. The region also features scenic highlands, agriculture (especially maize and beans), and a mix of colonial and indigenous architecture. It is located near Antigua Guatemala, making it accessible for visitors seeking cultural experiences.