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November 22nd 2012

Published: December 13th 2012

6 hours bus ride and I finally arrived in the small town of Copan. To get through the boarder overland, we were asked by the shuttle driver to fill-up 2 custom papers. The declaration questions I find quite bizarre; I must declare about anything and everything I am bringing to Honduras with no exception to my personal belongings. Maybe it was just me or the alcohol still floating in my system from... Read Full Entry

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I started this blog on 2010 just when I decided to completely change the road I'm following and decided to make a road of my own. Freedom is definitely power, though it goes hand in hand with knowledge. Travelling once was a dream and vacation was a time to get away from reality. Since 2010, I have been travelling here and there across the globe searching for the real meaning of "a traveller" as suppose to "a tourist". In the latter, I realized that both are the same in some ways. Throughout my travels and experience, I had learned so much with my experience and encounters. Life is free an... full info

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jungle side trail in Copan ruins.

Quesedillas (cheese bread)

28L... sort of dry but cheesy

time to socialize!

Locals

random locals asked me to take a photo of them

Cafe con leche

I can still remember the taste

missing piece of work

more archeological excavations needed

ruins of power

deciphering the Mayans

Mayan burial position

Mayans bury their dead facing the east where the sun rises and in fetal position to signify that they will be reborn after death.

wall full of history

informative guide!

canal system

rubbles and treasures unearthed

13 Rabbit (the 13th king of Copan

acropolis

what you looking at?

yikes! watch your head

this baby is guarding the tomb of the king

13th December 2012

Susurros somnolientos
J. Lalo Cura

Hmmm...children's kidneys...
Interesting blog. Would love to travel Central America some time. The food and coffee look pretty decent, too. Have fun in El Salvador! Cheers, Jens

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