Houses in Guatemala

... to re-enter Guatemala from the west. We ended up adjusting the plan quite significantly however, opting to spend most of our time in Guatemala, and entering Mexico via Chiapas for the last 2 weeks of the trip. We hope that you enjoy following us...

          I sit on the rooftop balcony of the Posada Dona Clara in Antigua, Guatemala, recording my thoughts. I confess it is this balcony that has kept me here, despite the promise of more company and fewer ...

... was Kitwanga, ergens in het noorden van Canada, nu is het Todos Santos, gelegen op 2.200 mtr hoog in de bergen van Guatemala. Vanuit Todos Santos is het nog een paar zware dagen rijden naar onze vrienden in Panajachel. Er zitten wat flinke klimmen in ...

... grade of the road following a river running though a steep-walled valley. Amazingly, the scenery makes a dramatic change from Mexico to Guatemala – here, the vegetation is very green, jungley, and dense. As we ride along admiring the view, we find ...

... you may know, in the last conversation I had with Jen, she encouraged me to follow my dreams, to travel, to go to Guatemala to build houses and to just live because the world is mine!  I know she would be so proud of all of us...because for ...

... a trek back to the farm and then leaving for Flores. Flores is a gorgeous, tiny town on an island in a lake in northern Guatemala. We arrived yesterday afternoon, in it´s next door and on the mainland town called Santa Elena, where we then got a tuktuk ...

... as I have to write for the entire week of Guatemala. We took te jungle lodge bus about 10mins to the Belize-Guatemala border, where we were surrounded by men who wanted to exchange our Belizian dollars into Guatemalan 'Quetzales’. Once we changed ...

... able to reply to any texts, sorry. We arranged both of the following projects through an organisation called Project Mosaic Guatemala, www.promosaico.org, for a small fee the charity sort out your placements with organisations of your choice. We thought ...

... , I have no idea where to begin. There's just so much to say. My expectations for and preconceptions about Guatemala, I quickly learned, were largely incorrect. Guatemala's a much different place than the place I'd had in my mind. This could be ...

... the city and coming down from the mountains were some excellent views spanning most of the city and the surrounding mountains. Guatemala City, as I should've expected and soon realized, is just as paradoxical and juxtaposed as the rest of Guatemala. ...

... I had met a group of 6 Austrian students and together we found a hostel and food for the night. Livingston houses the only black settlement of Guatemala and as I came from another Carribean location in Belize I didn't notice much different (lots of blacks ...

... update? No? Not even the tiniest bit curious? Had we been torn apart by vicious howler monkeys in the jungles of Guatemala? Perhaps an unfortunate drowning incident while scuba diving in Honduras? Or maybe we’d been kissing sniffling pigs in Mexico ...

... and around the church are venders hawking mostly tourist wares that you can buy pretty much everywhere in this part of Guatemala. There’s a lively food court in among the candy and souvenir stands. Yolkobsens tried a fried bread/donut confection ...

... I feel fortunate to have had some opportunities to travel for work and pleasure – from Russia, to Ireland, El Salvador and Guatemala, Hawaii, and several other domestic destinations in the US, I did travel quite a bit.  But not as in years ...

... about me. The number of the German embassy in Guatemala is: 20 calle 6-20 zona 10 Edificio Plaza Maritima 2do Nivel Guatemala City 01010 Tel: + (502) 3646700 Fax: + (502) 3336906 E-mail: embalemana@intelnet.net.gt Emergency phone number: Tel: + ...

... looked very nice and we kind of felt sad that we did not take the time for a longer stay here. The boarder crossing to Guatemala was funny (later), we first had to pay 15 dollar each for just driving trough the country and then in the no mans land ...

... students and leaders reunited in hugs and laughter. After the overnight bus ride from Wpg to Minneapolis, we boarded a plane for Guatemala. As we touched the ground on Guatemalan soil, silence eluded the plane. Are we really in Guatemala? Are we really ...

... of the world with volcanic eruptions happening and the sun beginning to set. As we slid back down the mountain we were very proud of our efforts and continue to be amazed at the power of nature. Footnote: Antigua Guatemala is UNESCO World Heritage ...

... nuts, which grow in trees, have skin nourishing qualities in addition to making excellent chocolates.  - Everything grows in Guatemala...even purple bananas!  Flowers bloom year round. - The traditional tip for bien service is ...