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Kindra Says: The park has a little stand where you can eat quesillo and drink cacao, or you can watch a service at the cathedral or park yourself on a bench or the steps and watch people go by. Children came up to us and just wanted us to take their picture and told us about their little...
Kindra Says: I find Latin American cemeteries interesting, beautiful and creepy at the same time. But it is interesting to wander through the cemetery to see the names of the people, who they are buried with, when they lived and died and what their relatives say about them.
Hotel Alma: The only place in town
Kindra Says: Since Boaco is not on the travelling circuit at all, it is surpising that a hotel of this size actually exists. The upper back part is simply part of the owner's home while the side facing the town below feels more like a motel. They are mostly single rooms with tv, fan and...
El Alpino: Safest restaurant in town?
Kindra Says: Service here is slow but you can get a good portion of typical Nicaraguan food and be reasonably sure you won't get sick! There is fish fillets, grilled meats, typical Nicaraguan delights, burgers, fish n' chips, chicken, soups, salads, gallo pinto for breakfast, cacao etc.
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Service here is slow but you can get a good portion of typical Nicaraguan food and be reasonably sure you won't get sick! There is fish fillets, grilled meats,...
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Are you looking for a destination entirely off the beaten track? Well I don't think it gets less beaten than in Boaco. In November 2006, I participated in an Elections Observation Mission with the...
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