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Cacique Inn Panajachel

Calle del Embaracadero Panajachel, Lake Atitlan, Western Highlands, Guatemala

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Pana Fun

A travel blog entry by feliz_carolina

3

After many days of spanish class and traveling places with everyone, we had a free weekend so us leaders went to Panajachel for a couple of days. It is a very large lake with valcanoes surrounding it. It is also very touristy and has a lot of hippies there! Myself and Tina went shopping like mad and we also relaxed at coffee shops and ate some …

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Double Whammy

A travel blog entry by barry0fisher

15

... backlit the montrous thunderstorm cloud head in a warm glow, and then later flickered bursts of light sporadically with each lightning bolt. Fuego continued to release it's pent up gases spouting ash, which quickly was taken sideways with the wind. Now, this next part could have been disastourous had it happened earlier or continued for some time, but fortunately my small bout with indigestion/diarhea only kept me in the tent while my fellow ...

Lago de Atitlan

A travel blog entry by crazycanucks

25

... washed our roads could be seen while we were driving on the newly constructed ones. The scenery was nothing short of amazing: views of volcanoes, farmland, including farmland on the steep mountains (how do they do it???) all the while driving through the mountains, was absolutely breathtaking. Driving through local villages and seeing little markets ...

I am confused.

A travel blog entry by lcridd

25

... working, etc) that local women will think a little bit differently about their daughter’s lives. And that men will see that I can have more freedoms and it does not limit my ability to be a woman or take away their masculinity. But I don't want anyone to think that I am disrespectful, so I try and toe the line very gently.

I don’t want the women that see me wearing store bought clothes and stop wearing the ...

Market Day Guatemalan Style

A travel blog entry by jmabro

15

... either been exorbitantly expensive, way beyond the value of the things being posted, or unsafe to the point that it may never make it out the post office building as someone else may think they are more deserving of our things - I am sure some of this is true and some not but we decided not to put it to the test. Instead, our bags have gone from our starting 16 or so kilograms each to now, with these purchases along with the occasional can of corn, tuna or pilchards, chilli flakes ...