Xela

Funky collection of buildings down the way from the hostel.

Xela

April 25th 2008
So we recovered from the hike of doom, only to be faced with the journey of infinate peril, Pana to Xela. It wasnt really, but it sounds good huh. It should be a simple journey, but construction is king in the dry season. They cant do anything during the rainy season, so (much like England) they start as many as they possibly can, and thus dont finish them. Organised chaos you see, i hear much l ... read more

Central America Caribbean » Guatemala » Western Highlands » Quetzaltenango

The Maya civilization flourished in Guatemala and surrounding regions during the first millennium A.D. After almost three centuries as a Spanish colony, Guatemala won its independence in 1821. During the second half of the 20th century, it experience... ... read more

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nick hughes

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Finally, at 29, i have made the highly debatable decision to do one to central america for 6 months, leaving my job as the glue holding the creaking behemoth of Hampshire Police together. This has nothing to do with escaping the long arm of those Scientologists. I will be travelling with my girlfriend; two gringo's learning the lingo, and this is a place for my musings, oft pointless ramblings surrounding my adventures, and a place to see if i have been eaten by sharks a'surfing, been done for a'smuggling, or held hostage by some dubious chain smoking sorts in a jungle enclave Johnny Rambo... full info

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