Hotel Regis Panajachel
Panajachel, Lake Atitlan, Western Highlands, Guatemala
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Pana og Lake Atitlan
Tidlig tirsdag morgen ble vi hentet for avreise til Panajachel. Det var Kines venn fra 8aar tilbake, Fatima, som hadde ordnet med transport. Med seg hadde hun soennen Alex paa 3aar og barnepiken Ana. Etter 1 1/2times kjoeretur, hvor vi begge ble noksaa uvel av de svingete veiene som det er mange av her i Guatemala, ankom vi Pana, som ligger ved …
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Griongo Landia
... a lot of poverty. But as we passed the people many of the younger people waved. they seemed happy. I suppose for the Mayans who have stuck with their traditions feel like even though they are less fortunate in the material world, itīs better to be who you are, rather than desperately try to be someone you arenīt.
The entry view to Lake Atitlan is some of the most breath-taking views you will ever see. I could try to describe it but I know I would ...
Guatemala - Lake Atitlan - stunning !!!!
... in 20 minutes. San Pedro is a much cooler place and there seems to be more of a travelling community there. Nice.
In the afternoon went to San Carlos which is about 10 minutes away from San Pedro, So different and so much more tranquil. Maybe too tranquil but pretty. Climbed up half a mountain to say hi to this Mexican Indian called Fernando who I had met in San Cristobal. He moved to Guatemala some 10 years ago and has a ...
Our First Dia de Los Muertos
... lake were breathtaking. There are 3 large volcanos that are the backdrop of Lago de Atitlan. The lake was a beautiful teal color. It's home to about 6 little towns on different parts of the lake. We walked around in search of a clean, cheap hotel. After bartering with a few different places, we found a good one. So we dropped our things off and walked down the main street. Pretty typical for most cities, the main drag was lined ...
Chicken (bus) run
... wasn’t quite as endearing however the whole experience was one I won’t forget.Neither will I forget the two beautiful small towns I went to see just a few miles from Antigua - San Juan del Obispo and San Juan Alotenango; both beautiful in their own very different ways. The former was quiet and calm and radiated peace whilst the latter was bustling with people selling anything and everything on stalls, kids playing football on the main ...



