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Die Ruinen von Copán...
... vor allem ab nachmittags immer eine leichter, sehr angenehmer Wind, der die Temperaturen recht erträglich macht. Allemal besser hier leicht zu schwitzen, als daheim im Schnee zu frieren!Am Ende unseres Rundgangs war der vorher voll aufgeladene Akku der Kamera schon fast am Ende – au wei, und das Museum kam ja erst noch! Wenn man halt auch knipsen muss wie irre…
Im tatsächlich sehr schönen und modernen, nur halb ...
Copan Ruinas
... lush forested mountains, to arid desert and cacti. The roads were not too terrible. I sat next to a woman who kept talking to me in rapid-fire Spanish, and I kept telling her I had no idea what she was saying. Then she decided to sing for a large portion of the trip. At the end, she gave me two glass bracelets. It was interesting.
Crossing the border was really straight forward. Honduras feels more Americanized so far. I have gotten ...
Copan - the end of the world!?
... and carried on wondering around and came across one of the most impressive and famous Mayan excavations; the Hieroglyphic Stairway. This is simply breath-taking and you need to step back and look at it for a while in order to appreciate its detail and grandeur. The 64 steps show the dynastic history in thousands of carvings and there are large carved figures sitting in the middle of the stairway. It’s so amazing the amount of detail that has been preserved ...
Beautiful little Copan and job offers
... the mosquito bites here feel like bruises, I have a wonderful one on my bum, thanks mosquito! Went for breakfast but nothing was open! Most the time everything is open super early in central america. Ended up going back for breakfast where I had dinner, it was yummmm. Ordered WAY too much though. Also discovered that my camera was apparently not working. it was refusing to save pictures to my memory card so I thought it might be the card. This was ...
Close to the nature
... This organisation has got a bird park and a nature reserve just outside town where they look after rescued or donated tropical birds such as parrots and toucans. This place is open to public and offers its visitors a tour around the park with a guide explaining everything from where the birds are coming from to how they are going to be re-introduced to the wild. The highlight of this visit is a proper interaction with these creatures. Some of them live in the ...
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