One thing visitors to Guatemala do is go to a market. The colors, sounds, and smells of any given Guatemala market can be hypnotic. Here’s… Read More »Going to a Guatemala Market? Four Things You Should Know
Central America is an author’s dream setting. Sultry, tropical, and full of history and intrigue. So what are the best books about Central America? It’s… Read More »13 Books about Central America You Need to Read
Expat writer Gary Peterson talks about some of the lesser known Belizean food you should try out when you visit this tiny Central American country.… Read More »Cow Foot Soup And Other Belizean Food Delights
Guatemalan food is a clash of Mayan and Spanish worlds. When these two cuisines collided, a new way of eating developed in Guatemala and the… Read More »A Guatemalan Food Culture
Expats in Central America come from all over the world and in all manner of guises. But we’ve narrowed them down into eight broad categories.… Read More »Expats In Central America: What Type Are You?
As the United States of America celebrates another birthday, we take a look at the whole “how dare you say America” controversy. “Happy 4th of… Read More »Happy Birthday America! (Oops, Can We Still Say That?)
Writer Liz Szalai takes a look at who the indigenous people of Panama are, where they live, and some interesting facts about them. I remember… Read More »A Quick Guide to the Indigenous People of Panama
In this article we take a look at horse racing in Central America to determine just how popular the Sport of Kings is in this… Read More »Horse Racing in Central America
Salvadoran blogger Eddie Galdamez offers his recommendations for the best places to enjoy and experience Easter in El Salvador. This article contains some affiliate links,… Read More »How to Celebrate Easter in El Salvador
Central America is full of lost and abandoned pets. Dog lover Joan Borreli offers a bullet-pointed guide to rescuing street dogs in Costa Rica. I… Read More »The Fine Art Of Rescuing Street Dogs In Costa Rica
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