En Coban, Alta Verapaz Calle Belice 3-98 zona 3, los esperamos de Lunes a Sabado de 4:30 pm a 10:30 pm, haga su reservacion al 57886532.
lunes, 26 de septiembre de 2011
Restaurant "La Abadia" Coban, Guatemala
Nuestro restaurante, emula las Abadías de la antigüedad, no solo a través de su misterio y encanto arquitectónico, sino a través de una cocina sencilla, donde es posible evocar los placeres del paladar. Es un lugar donde se dan cita lo encantador y lo mágico, atendido por sus propios dueños, Kike en la sala y Dubra en la cocina, quienes están pendientes de que sus clientes se sientan cómodos y disfruten de la velada y especialmente de una delicada sazón. El olor y el sabor son sensaciones que nos transportan a territorios desconocidos, en los que imaginamos reina la felicidad absoluta, y acá en Restaurante La Abadía queremos que usted experimente esas sensaciones.
En Coban, Alta Verapaz Calle Belice 3-98 zona 3, los esperamos de Lunes a Sabado de 4:30 pm a 10:30 pm, haga su reservacion al 57886532.
En Coban, Alta Verapaz Calle Belice 3-98 zona 3, los esperamos de Lunes a Sabado de 4:30 pm a 10:30 pm, haga su reservacion al 57886532.
jueves, 10 de marzo de 2011
"Antigua Plaza" Spanish School
We asked our good friend Ana Diaz to send us information to promote her Spanish School, located in Antigua Guatemala, which, we are sure is going to be very interesting for the visitor to come!
She sent us the following information and we are more than glad to post it for you!
"Our interest to start a Spanish school in La Antigua Guatemala came from the need to offer a more personalized service to students which are people that come to our country as tourists, volunteers and visitors in general. Our priority is to customize the Spanish programs to the needs and interests of each of our students.
We are a Guatemalan family that also offers Hostal Plaza in Guatemala City close to the airport where we also focus on personalized service and friendly environment for a delightful stay.
Antigua Plaza is a Spanish school that also brings a friendly approach to students that are looking for a cultural experience in Guatemala, they can be sure they will have lessons adjusted to them, home stay accommodations that will let them enjoy Guatemalan ways of life, trips and activities to have a great time while practicing another language.
Our goal is to introduce in Guatemala a customer service that leaves unforgettable memories to our students and guests building a long lasting friendship."
For more detail information visit Antigua Plaza
She sent us the following information and we are more than glad to post it for you!
"Our interest to start a Spanish school in La Antigua Guatemala came from the need to offer a more personalized service to students which are people that come to our country as tourists, volunteers and visitors in general. Our priority is to customize the Spanish programs to the needs and interests of each of our students.
We are a Guatemalan family that also offers Hostal Plaza in Guatemala City close to the airport where we also focus on personalized service and friendly environment for a delightful stay.
Antigua Plaza is a Spanish school that also brings a friendly approach to students that are looking for a cultural experience in Guatemala, they can be sure they will have lessons adjusted to them, home stay accommodations that will let them enjoy Guatemalan ways of life, trips and activities to have a great time while practicing another language.
Our goal is to introduce in Guatemala a customer service that leaves unforgettable memories to our students and guests building a long lasting friendship."
For more detail information visit Antigua Plaza
sábado, 12 de febrero de 2011
Restaurante "La Abadia" Coban, Guatemala
Restaurante La Abadía, emula los monasterios de la antigüedad, lleno de secretos, magia, cultura y encanto arquitectónico, y no menos importante dedicado a crear una cocina sencilla donde es posible evocar el placer que debió experimentarse en estos recintos. Las bondades terrenales que nos ofrece la cocina pueden acercarnos más a la sensación que experimentó Dante Alighieri al aproximarse a Dios. El olor y el sabor son sensaciones que nos transportan a territorios desconocidos, en los que imaginamos reina la felicidad absoluta, y acá en Restaurante La Abadía queremos que usted experimente esas sensaciones.
Visitenos proximamente en Calle Belice, a dos cuadras de la catedral, Coban.
lunes, 31 de enero de 2011
domingo, 30 de enero de 2011
sábado, 29 de enero de 2011
Full moon rafting in Cahabon!!!!
Interesados comunicarse tambien a multiaventurasguatemala@gmail.com ....
sábado, 1 de enero de 2011
jueves, 23 de diciembre de 2010
viernes, 5 de noviembre de 2010
domingo, 18 de julio de 2010
YAXHA The mayan "Blue/green water" city
Yaxha (or Yaxhá in Spanish orthography) is a Mesoamerican archaeological site in the northeast of the Petén Basin region, and a former ceremonial center and city of the pre-Columbian Maya civilization. Located in the modern-day department of Petén, northern Guatemala, it is approximately 30 km (18.6mi) southeast from Tikal, between the Yahxá and Sacnab lakes. It shares a unique relationship with two other cities (Nakum and Naranjo); together they form a triangle in the midst of which there are other minor sites. This area forms the core of the designated Cultural Triangle Yaxha-Nakum-Naranjo National Park.
The site has more than 500 structures, including 40 stelae, 13 Altars, 9 Temple Pyramids, 2 Mesoamerican ballcourts, and a network of sacbeob (causeways) that connect the central, northern (Maler), and eastern 'acropolis', and the Lake causeway that was the main entrance in the past. The top of Temple 216 (restored) provides a view of the two lakes on one side and the jungle and the stepped-pyramids on the other.
On Plaza C is the only twin-pyramid complex outside of Tikal, that commemorates a Katun, a 20 years period, there are 7 in Tikal, also known as the stela plaza. The fact that the site holds the twin-pyramid complex can be a visible insight on the political alliances that eventually influenced the architectural style of the city at its peak.
The Temple K is being restored here, at the entrance of the site. The city has 3 main groups, the East Acrópolis built on an elevated platform, is the tallest point of the site and in front of it are several Stelas broken long ago. The main ball court is restored, and located near the Central Acrópolis. The Deutsche Bank is financing its undergoing restoration.
Topoxte outpost of Yaxhá during the Late Classic, is nearby and was the largest Postclassic Maya site in Petén Basin. This site located at the "Yaxhá, Nakum, Naranjo National Park" is today one of the most visited sites in the northeast of the Peten.
The general area
Yaxha is notable for the unique survival of its toponym from the Classic period, when it was a thriving city. In 1985, David Stuart first proposed that the emblem glyph of the site should be read Yax-ha and that the name of the city (and the lake) is of ancient origin.
The TV reality show Survivor: Guatemala - The Mayan Empire was filmed on location here on 2005.
Text from www.wikipedia.com
The site has more than 500 structures, including 40 stelae, 13 Altars, 9 Temple Pyramids, 2 Mesoamerican ballcourts, and a network of sacbeob (causeways) that connect the central, northern (Maler), and eastern 'acropolis', and the Lake causeway that was the main entrance in the past. The top of Temple 216 (restored) provides a view of the two lakes on one side and the jungle and the stepped-pyramids on the other.
On Plaza C is the only twin-pyramid complex outside of Tikal, that commemorates a Katun, a 20 years period, there are 7 in Tikal, also known as the stela plaza. The fact that the site holds the twin-pyramid complex can be a visible insight on the political alliances that eventually influenced the architectural style of the city at its peak.
The Temple K is being restored here, at the entrance of the site. The city has 3 main groups, the East Acrópolis built on an elevated platform, is the tallest point of the site and in front of it are several Stelas broken long ago. The main ball court is restored, and located near the Central Acrópolis. The Deutsche Bank is financing its undergoing restoration.
Topoxte outpost of Yaxhá during the Late Classic, is nearby and was the largest Postclassic Maya site in Petén Basin. This site located at the "Yaxhá, Nakum, Naranjo National Park" is today one of the most visited sites in the northeast of the Peten.
The general area
Yaxha is notable for the unique survival of its toponym from the Classic period, when it was a thriving city. In 1985, David Stuart first proposed that the emblem glyph of the site should be read Yax-ha and that the name of the city (and the lake) is of ancient origin.
The TV reality show Survivor: Guatemala - The Mayan Empire was filmed on location here on 2005.
Text from www.wikipedia.com
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