Hotel Camino Maya Copan
Barrio el Centro, Copan Ruinas Copan, Honduras
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Honduras for a day
So we headed off at 6am and have found that outside the highlands the ubiquitous Tshirt rules rather than national dress and in a metric country petrol is sold in gallons. Stopping for 'coffee' at 9am is odd after 3 hours on the road and we have discovered very milky porridge. It is also true that every meal, and possibly every course, could have …
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... the previous night, this one had several people living there full time. There was also a bar, which had locals performing Rastafarian drumming. A couple children were dancing amongst the guests and those kids good move far better than I could ever dream.
The snorkeling was also super cool. We stopped at least twice a day along different parts of the reef to see the fishies. Ish showed some of us how to spear fish while Kevin took us on a ...
Guatemala Part 2 & Honduras
... thing I have ever seen was ‘Mashi Mon’. He is a wooden statue who is like a God in Santiago. Each year a new family is chosen to have the statue in their home, they make him a special room, give him cigarettes and poor alcohol into him. He must be kept company 24hrs a day for the entire year. We went to see him at a house down tiny ally ways- you wouldn’t even know he was there. He was short- maybe my hip height, dressed in lovely expensive shoes, a hat, lots ...
An American Holiday in Honduras
... of the burning of trash, chicken bus yellow because of the use of old school buses for public transit, etc). We spent the evening at the house decked out in Halloween fashion sharing good times with Americans and Hondurans alike, despite the fact that a few catrachos (Hondurans) arrived without a costume.
Our last and final American holiday in Hondu before the Christmas break was Thanksgiving. It was by far the biggest and best. We had been saving ...
Our First Ruin Tour
... to the opening gate and were greeted by about 10 beautiful macaws who made their home in a huge tree located right at the front gate. There was a topographical map showing details of the ruins. We walked down a tree-filled dirt path which suddenly opened into a large, grassy area where the ruins began. It was such an amazing sight. There was one main temple in the middle. And the outskirts were filled with what looked like stone ...


