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Your Nicaragua blog
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Visiting the Spectacular Peñas Blancas Massif
Nicaragua is a beautiful country with plenty of natural attractions for visitors to explore. Unfortunately a number of its attractions are not that well known. One example of this is the Peñas Blancas Massif, which is a large mountain mass located in the country?s northern departments of Matagalpa and Jinotega.
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Pay a Visit to the Sutiaba Museum
Hundreds of years ago, long before the Spanish conquerors arrived on the shores Nicaragua and started to exert their influence on the people of the land, the Sutiaba tribe were the indigenous people living in the area now known as Leon. The descendents of this fascinating group of people are still living in Leon today and the legacy of their ancestors can be easily discovered through a trip to the Sutiaba Museum.
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Experience Rural Life at Abundance Farm
Located on the outskirts of Diriamba in the Carazo department of Nicaragua, Abundance Farm is a family-run small holding and homestead offering guests the opportunity to experience day-to-day life from the perspective of rural Nicaraguans. Visitors will join in activities such as tending to crops and animals that provide food for those living at, and visiting, Abundance Farm, as well as enjoying the natural beauty of the area.
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Tourism Conference to be Hosted by Nicaragua
It?s no secret that tourism plays a major role in the economy of many countries. Central America has long been a hotspot for tourism, yet certain countries have always been overlooked and underdeveloped. It seems all that is slowly changing as Nicaragua gets ready to host the upcoming Central America Tourism & Hotel Investment Exchange (CATHIE) conference.
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Travel Through the Region of Carazo
It is strange how the names of the larger cities that are located in the Carazo department are more familiar to travelers than the department itself. The capital city, Jinotepe, and cities such as San Marcos and Diriamba are well known destinations in Nicaragua, however, their department remains a mystery and almost invisible to many. Located near to Managua, most of the department is situated at approximately seven hundred meters above sea level and is home to an estimated hundred and seventy thousand residents.
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