Hotel Cuchumatanes Huehuetenango

7a, Avenida Final Sector Brasilia, Zona 7, Apto. # 46 Huehuetenango, Western Highlands, Guatemala

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Guatemala

A travel blog entry by jemima.benson

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... on the river, Liana & Chelsea shared a tree house with Jenni and I, which was heaps of fun. Our rooms were upstairs and downstairs had hammocks, tables and chairs and our bathroom. Again we went on a boat for the day. This was an amazing experience though, we passed through tiny rural houses on the river, kids paddled up to us in dugout canoes and grabbed the side of the boat to say hola. We stopped at a hot spring, visited a Mayan High school for indigenous kids, and ...

Take the Shit Kit and do your business...

A travel blog entry by patresen

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Aufstehen um 3:30 Uhr fuer einen schoenen Sonnenaufgang? - Ok, los geht's... schliesslich waren wir auch schon um acht in den Schlafsaecken, wo es am waermsten war. Das Krabbelgetier fiel mir passenderweise erst beim Aufstehen auf.

Es folgten: Zwei Stunden Aufstieg ueber 87 Kehren.
Dumm nur, wenn dann dicke Wolken vor der Sonne haengen 8-)

Egal, Hauptsache etwas Warmes zu trinken. Denn nach nur etwa 45 Minuten ...

Antigua

A travel blog entry by trush-parul2011

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... was to eat. Antigua has some of the best looking cake shops I've ever seen. There are some amazing looking churches / cathedrals around the city and one if them was left in ruins from a earth quake many years ago. You can definitely see the difference in the wealth in the city as the nicer areas cost a fortune to eat in.
The Volcano Tour
Next morning we got up early to head off on our Volcano tour of Pacaya. Darren negotiated some ...

Antigua: Comfort Cravings & Cafes in Colonial City

A travel blog entry by chiapoe

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... was counter to most Koreans I have met in my life. Travelers are a select (and best) cut of all nationalities.

As the four of us arrived in the Parque Central, we observed a ceremony for San Cristobal that had a Guatemalan man running around with a poorly-made wooden-frame helmet on his head with fireworks and sparklers blowing off it. I’ve no idea what this lunatic was thinking, but it was beautiful in the dark of night and in front of the lit-up ...

I Met John Quinones!

A travel blog entry by juliemsw

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... yes or no. Yesterday, he was playing with a toy that had a mirror in it and he would look at himself in the mirror and smile or do raspberries. He was hilarious. He enjoyed walking all over the second floor with me holding his hands. I think he will walk independently very soon.
I primarily spent time with Simon and Alberto but I also helped with the other children as well. I played with them and helped feed them. It is very clear that ...

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This hotel was formerly known as: Cuchumatanes