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Lake Atitlan

Falling in love with Lake Atitlan

November 28, 2014March 10, 2018 Mel

“Now I understand the buzz about Lake Atitlan, it is down right mystical, enchanting and serene”. Continue reading Falling in love with Lake Atitlan

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By popular vote

August 27, 2014March 10, 2018 Mel

“The architectural influences reflected in every building and in every municipality that captivated my eyes and truly admired” Continue reading By popular vote

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Another way of life

August 9, 2014September 4, 2017 Mel

“Personally, I love those stuff. Simply because every piece is unique and carefully handcrafted to perfection” Continue reading Another way of life

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Embracing Guatemalan food.

June 27, 2014March 24, 2018 Mel

“Part of the adjustments in living abroad, is embracing local cuisine and lifestyle. ” Continue reading Embracing Guatemalan food.

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Semuc Champey

Semuc Champey: Where the river hides

March 6, 2014March 18, 2018 Mel

“Under this bridge and Cahabón River flows over are breathtaking turquoise colored water pools formed above it. ” Continue reading Semuc Champey: Where the river hides

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Burning the devil

The tradition of “Burning the Devil” in Guatemala

December 8, 2013March 23, 2018 Mel

“A symbolical tradition that the fire which burns the devil serves as  purifying element, as the Virgin Mary was the blessed one to conceive baby Jesus must be free from any form of evil, therefore the event served as “burning the devil” to  clear the way for Mary’s feast.” Continue reading The tradition of “Burning the Devil” in Guatemala

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Cristo Negro de Esquipulas, Esquipulas Chiquimula

Black Christ of Esquipulas: Chiquimula, Guatemala

November 28, 2013March 10, 2018 Mel

The sculpture of the Black Christ dates back to 1595 and is made of cedar wood. It inspires one of the most important Catholic pilgrimages, topped only by the Virgin of Guadeloupe in Mexico. Continue reading Black Christ of Esquipulas: Chiquimula, Guatemala

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Mixco Viejo, Chimaltenango

Fortress of Mixco Viejo: Chimaltenango, Guatemala

November 27, 2013March 22, 2018 Mel

The ruins was earlier confused and associated to Postclassic Poqomam capital city, when in fact it was the oldest city of the kingdom of Kaqchikel. Continue reading Fortress of Mixco Viejo: Chimaltenango, Guatemala

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Guatemalan corn

The importance of corn in Guatemala

November 25, 2013March 21, 2018 Mel

In, Guatemala, corn is always integrated in every meal and served in many ways. Continue reading The importance of corn in Guatemala

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Laguna de Chicabal

The mysticism of Laguna de Chicabal: San Martín Sacatepéquez,Guatemala

November 10, 2013March 23, 2018 Mel

For the Mam tribe, the volcano and the lagoon are sacred and miraculous place. Continue reading The mysticism of Laguna de Chicabal: San Martín Sacatepéquez,Guatemala

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Chicken Bus of Guatemala

The Chicken Bus of Guatemala

November 7, 2013March 23, 2018 Mel

The chicken bus or “camioneta” as locals refer to it, is the main mode of local transportation between towns, villages and cities especially in the western part of Guatemala. Usually, taking the chicken bus is the cheapest option for travelling … Continue reading The Chicken Bus of Guatemala

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Rompopo and Caldo de frutas: Salcajá , Quetzaltenango, Guatemala

Rompopo and Caldo de frutas of Salcajá

November 5, 2013March 21, 2018 Mel

Getting drunk is not new in Guatemala, or anywhere in the world, everybody have their own version of “happy hour/moment”. For many years, Salcajá has been the best reference for production of homemade alcoholic beverages in Guatemala. Salcajá is a town in … Continue reading Rompopo and Caldo de frutas of Salcajá

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