Xela

... American Hwy and lounging at such sights as Mazatlan, Puerto Vallarta and Acalpulco. If all bodes well, we will be entering Quetzaltenango (aka Xela) on or around July 28th. Thank you all for joining us...it took each and every one of you to get here. More ...

... But if that wasn't enough, we certainly figured it out when we saw a man squatting on the sidewalk to take a dump. ¡Bienvenidos a Xela! After a few blocks, we found la Escuela Pop Wuj. We walked upstairs, turned the corner, and sitting in the office was ...

... Luna. It is also doubles as a chococolate museum (of all things) and has incredible hot chocolate. (12) In Xela there is a monthly newsletter produced by English speaking ex-pats. There was an interesting article about how ...

... of coffee. Jorge and Letti are owners of Memories, a fantastic coffee shop and have been very helpful in introducing us to Xela and offering valuable advice. They are very kind and sweet people. Another daily occurrence is our visit to our dentist, ...

... days now and I think it is time we updated you... LAND OF NGO's      We love it here in Xela. It's a very vibrant city with lots going on. In the Lonely Planet Travel Guide book they refer to Xela as the altruistic ...

... there was live music and some of the best hot chocolate.  We are planning on making our way down to the hot springs nearby today.  We have another night in Xela before heading back to Anigua and then making our way to Coban and up to ...

... decided to spend the night in Antigua at this really amazing hotel, just to treat ourselves. The next day we made it back to Xela, which was last Monday. Jenna and I have since found a new family to stay with and have been studying in school since last ...

... of the guys I met on the shuttle had been to proyecto before and said he loved it. He was coming back to Xela because he started a cooperative among the guatemalan farmers involving free trade coffee. When I arrived at the school it was very cold. ...