Short distance to Leon
People in America love rice and beans - Nicaragua is again the exception. If you book a local court can be quite sure that beans and rice is part of the law…
People in America love rice and beans - Nicaragua is again the exception. If you book a local court can be quite sure that beans and rice is part of the law - even for breakfast. When brown beans mixed with rice, rice stained darker patchy. This mixture is called Gallo Pinto, meaning the "spotted rooster") Additionally eaten here also very much cabbage. If fall salad with a right, you can be pretty sure that it is cabbage. You should just turn to taxi driving. If people on the street going the same way as you, taxi stops and take them with. Principle is the more the better, because the more money you earn. We are not accustomed to sit mega squeezed into a taxi, which we have ordered, but kotumen is a second here. Distance between cities is not long. Nicaragua is not a huge country, so travel times from one city to the next is quite short. From Granada to the capital, Managua, about 1 hour. It costs 20 cordoba per ticket. From Managua to Leon, who is our next destination, is approximately 1.5 hours, and here for a ticket 40 cordoba. We do not intend to spend time in the capital, since it is not recommended by all. As we drove into town, we thought otherwise, that it so exciting. There were many shops, malls and fast food chains. But underneath the city has big problems with crime, so a tourist should really think twice before visited Managua. We miss no food or yearn for Danish food. Some countries may be difficult to turn to their courts, but it is not the case in America. Besides the food appealing to our taste buds, its also much cheaper to eat local specialties. Some years back, there were clear traces to see in Leon after the civil war. There were bullet holes in the walls of the houses. They are now all been rectified by year. Some believe it has meant that the town has lost little of its charm.