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Hotel Anahuac Juayua

1A Calle Poniente y 5 a Avenida Norte Juayua, El Salvador

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HostelHotel Anahuac Juayua

I Take My Jesus Black, Thank You

A travel blog entry by dinojay2

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In central Guatemala City we suppressed a vague feeling of nostalgia as we slowly eliminated more comfortable bus alternatives (too early, too late, too much like a horse) and finally settled on a local chicken bus for our journey to the Salvadoran border. We were herded aboard a packed old Bluebird covered, as always, in bright colours, acres of …

A town called, "Who are you are."

A travel blog entry by farrahfig

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After a little island hopping, we switched gears and headed back to the mainland. From San Pedro Sula in Honduras, we made our way across the border into El Salvador. Our destination was a tiny town north west of San Salvador called, Juayua. For some reason, the pronunciation of Juayua is not given in the Lonely Planet, so after several attempts …

Juayua - HU wah YU wah

A travel blog entry by francie.rose

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This beautifully
quaint town poses subtly in the western end of El Salvador. It presents the
humble, unpossessing side of El Salvador while boasting some of the most
beautiful scenery and architecture in the country.

We were there for four
days, and while its charm was less than hidden, we felt stuck. And technically,
…

Juayua aka who-are-you-are

A travel blog entry by jeridolp

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Wow, I finally feel like I'm catching up with my blogs in real-time...still a few days behind, but better than weeks I suppose! We left Utila on Tuesday December 8th in the afternoon. Tom, Farrah, Theo and I set out for good ol'San Pedro Sula yet again. The trip was smooth and we arrived in the evening with just enough time to grab some dinner (one …

Flower Power

A travel blog entry by lenitasworld

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The first noticeable thing that really made a difference once we crossed the border where the bus rides. No maniac bus drivers, actually kind of slow and no more seat sharing with others of what is only meant for 2 people in the first place. The people we had on the buses were very curious and super friendly. We always had a group around us, asking …

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