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 Xunantunich |
 The Blue Hole |
Belize, a small and peaceful country has more similarities with the Caribbean than Central America. I spent six nights in San Ignacio and Caye Caulker enjoying caving, tubing, snorkeling and a scenic flight over the world’s second largest barrier reef and the Blue Hole. Read more
May 13 – 19: Itzapa, Rio Dulce, Poptun & Tikal
 Temple of the Grand Jaguar, Tikal |
 Temple II, Tikal |
Antigua
Guatemala with its rich history and abundant biologically significant and unique ecosystems has been on my wish-list for two decades. My plan to visit Guatemala and Copan, Honduras in 10 days fell through a decade ago. Being a lady of leisure without a job, I am able to spend more time to discover the country. Read more
El Salvador with nice people and beautiful scenery
Ignorance can be a blessing. I know nothing about El Salvador and have no expectation at all. After having spent four days in Suchitoto, a lovely and tranquil colonial city and Los Cabanos, an authentic fishing village on the Pacific Ocean El Salvador has made a great impression on me and I love to return to find out more about the country one day. Read more
Leon Cathedral, a World Heritage Site
Nicaragua known as a land of lakes and volcanoes, remains one of the least visited country. I knew nothing about it except the US’s involvement in the Contra War. My brief stay in Isla Ometepe, Granada and León has given me a glimpse of life in Nicaragua today. Read more
 Hummingbird |
 White-face monkey |
 Quetzal |
I was in San Jose, capital of Costa Rica for a weekend in 2005. Costa Rica has positioned itself as one of the world’s green countries with well-developed eco-tourism industry. I spent my time in the Manuel Antonio National Park, Monteverde Cloud Forest and Arenal National Park during my 6-day stay in the country. Read more
We are all anxious to step into Bessy, a converted school bus making a trip from Panama City to Alaska
My father was a seaman and I first heard about the Panama Canal when I was a kid. I was fascinated by the canal which has been regarded as one of the most remarkable engineering projects in the 20th century. I finally had a chance to see it on the eve of its centennial. Read more
April 8 – 13: Mompox & Cartagena
 Iglesia de la Immaculada Concepcion, Mompox |
 Former slave market, Cartagena |
April 1 – 7, Manizales, Guatapé & Medellín
 Death of Escobar by Botero |
 Modern metrocable system in Medellin |
