Hotel Mary Huehuetenango

2 Calle 3-52 Huehuetenango, Western Highlands, Guatemala

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Take the Shit Kit and do your business...

A travel blog entry by patresen

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Unterkunft fuer die Nacht: Das Vordach einer Schule. Sprich: draussen.
Clevere Trekker ziehen sich einen Muellsack ueber das Ende des Schlafsackes, welches nachts in den leichten Regen ragte. Beim naechsten Mal dann.

Die sanitaeren Einrichtungen: Ein Tank mit gefiltertem Regenwasser und zwei... nennen wir sie "Latrinen". Entspannungsfaktor weiterhin 100 Prozent.
Meine zweite Yoga-Stunde (eine ...

Una chica canadiense en Guatemala

A travel blog entry by savanna_abroad

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... though Shakira, Britney Spears and the Backstreet Boys are not (I found out). Rugrats and Spongebob (Bob Esponga) are pretty famous though- and so are Littlest Pet Shops (Vaness)!

Today is Independance Day for Guatemala, so yesterday and today have bene big parties with all the kids in all the surrounding schools in a parade and a big fiesta in the town square. There was a run around the city (and I believe part way up a volcano) carrying torches yesterday, which ...

350 steps to a wonderful view!

A travel blog entry by senoraw

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... the giant chess set, and the pool perched on the side of the mountain. Almost everyone walked back down the stairs for a swim in the clear lake waters, jumping off the dock, and kayaking along the shore before lunch (pb & j one more day).

At noon we walked down the steep road/trail into town, following the same path that many of our students tramped each day. ...

"Hola, Julie, I remember you!"....Uh-oh

A travel blog entry by juliemsw

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... for 90 minutes. The San Francisco Church holds approximately 6 services on Sundays. In the outer court yard area of the church, vendors were selling their crafts and cooking food. The main cathedral of the church is intact but the attached parts of the building (convent areas) are in ruins.
The tomb of Saint Pedro is located at the San Francisco Church and I visited it. Saint Pedro was a Franciscan friar in the late ...

The Old Guatemala

A travel blog entry by cactuslocaltime

The journey from Panajachel to Antigua was characterised by its uneventfulness. We were, however, afforded some stunning views of the lake – and, I believe, the volcanoes, smoky and brooding and menacing on the far shore. We drove past a narrow waterfall in the hills high above the lake, and I was disappointed to see that the rocks at the bottom, like many of the rocks by the side of Guatemala's roads, were painted with colourful political slogans. Soon after that I nodded ...