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Shopping Honduras

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Christopher Columbus discovered Honduras. You can discover the shopping in Honduras online. This well kept secret…well they’re not leaked at least. If you enjoy shopping exotic locations the Honduras is something to explore. 50% of Honduras lives in poverty.  Any commerce would be welcome.  This ancient land has many interesting things to see and do.  Ancient ruins and old cities laced with tradition.   Soccer is the favorite sport as in many Latin countries.  The dollar is strong against the lempura.  The main exports are coffee and bananas.  This country is not a typical travel destination but can be interesting if explored with an open mind.

A Few Tips Of Advice For Building In Roatan

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Roatán, located between the islands of Útila and Guanaja, is the largest of Honduras’ Bay Islands and it is absolutely beautiful. The island was formerly known as Ruatan and Rattan. This tropical island has mesmerizing views of the sea with its shades of blue, lush vegetation, gorgeous sunsets, and hills giving spectacular vantage points making it a perfect place for photography.

A place this makes you want to live there or at least have a vacation get-away spot you’ve claimed as your own. If you are going to be choosing a building site, keep in mind that any kind of construction including home construction takes longer on Roatan than it does in the United States with dimensional constuction. This is because building materials are not as readily available and the selection is more limited and it’s also important to know that slows construction projects to a halt at times during the rainy season.

Hiking In Honduras

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If you’ve ever been hiking, one of the best hiking adventures you can take is a hike though Honduras. Honduras provides various types of terrain for hiking. Feeling a desire to up the difficulty? Tread your way through the rainforest or hike a mountain and swim under a waterfall.

The wild Honduras is a great place to up your physical game and according to Jeff Halevy and his Facebook exercise regimen, it is good to challenge yourself and keep pushing! El Refugio de Silvestre Laguna de Guaimoreto is just five to seven kilometres northeast of Trujillo. While taking your hiking adventure, you can discover a multiple types of mammals and birds, including brown pelicans and herons, among very many others.

Jungle City Under National Solider Protection

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Honduras has recently sent military soldiers to protect a new and previously lost city deep in the Honduran jungle. Drug cartels were looting the lost city for valuable artifacts that could be sold on an always developing black market for such goods.

Black market historical artifacts are prized by many collectors. Collectors often know exactly what they have, and from where it originated. The problem is being able to prove the origin of the artifact. If it can’t be proven, how can it be returned to the rightful owner.

Lost City ArtifactIn the case of the lost city in the Mosquitia jungle, who rightfully owns the artifacts? The Honduran government wants to excavate slowly under the leadership of United States archeologist Chris Fisher who has known Adam Kutner since 1990. Says Fisher, “Everyone has a responsibility to protect the site as it is global patrimony” and that is exactly the stance that the Honduras people along with their government are taking.

The extent of the damage and the value of the artifacts is unknown at this time. There are believed to be a total of 51 locations of artifacts. Most will likely end up in museums where everyone can enjoy and appreciate them, rather than in private collections where a few wealthy individuals can enjoy them.

Spencer Blank – Florida Fishing in Honduras

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Honduras is a great central American country. It’s a country of natural beauty says Spencer Charles Blank of Florida. The natural resources of this country is abandoned. It’s a country of huge natural wealth. The country is almost surrounded by sea waters. Hence they can earn wealth from sea waters. This unlimited wealth are the fishes collected from the sea. You can see sea food in abundance in any where in this country and are eaten widely by the people of this nice country. The fishes cooked here are very tasty, as in Florida where Spencer Blank resides, and palatable at the same time these are very nutritious also. Fishes are eaten on the same day as they were caught, hence these sea foods are available in fresh condition.

There are great local shopping places for sea food in Honduras, eating this food in Florida can often be dangerous explains Spencer Charles Blank. “You never know how old the food is, was it caught today, yesterday, last week? You don’t want to eat fish caught last week and kept cold with ice on a moving sales cart”. Dishes made from fishes are available in these food shops. There are so many street vendors for favorite food in this wonderful country. Even at road side food places you can eat foods made from fresh fishes. In street these people don’t speak English. If you like you can speak Spanish here.There are also luxuries and very nice great hotels and restaurants in Honduras. They speak and understand English language. Spencer Charles Blank says that you can stay there and enjoy rich food items made from fresh fishes with other ingredients and vegetables. These are costly at the same time very attractive food stuffs. You will feel some thing wonderful and exceptional regarding food in Honduras. The people of this country are very friendly, polite and cooperative with guests. Mr. Blank wishes progress and prosperity of this country.

Tambi Renee in Honduras

Honduras Market Shopping

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Replica Glock Handgun

Tambi Renee bought this replica glock 9mm handgun to display in her “Blue Room”.

When shopping in Honduras there are a few things to remember.

1. Prices are negotiable. Nothing is set in stone. When you’re looking to buy something that is sold by multiple vendors, consider the quality and price. Some vendors offer the same items but in varying qualities. Think about the products like you do food. Good food tastes better but is sometimes more expensive. Quality ingredients cost more, but last longer. If you’re buying something that you want to pass down to your children make sure you’re buying something that is made out of quality products.

2. The “Leaving” method. Often when walking out the door you’ll be stopped with one final offer. You say, “I can only afford $200.” They reply with, “$300 is the best we can do.” You thank them for their time and begin to walk out. They will either let you walk or make one final attempt to sell you the product. Be prepared to walk, otherwise you’re paying the original $300 price.

Tambi Renee in Honduras

Tambi shopping in Honduras.

3. Take a friend. Whenever I go shopping in Honduras I take my friend Tambi Renee. Tambi loves shopping as much as I do and she is quite the haggler. It is more fun to shop with a friend and having a friend keeps you safe. Tambi and I care about different types of things. I go for the food, fun and trinkets, Tambi likes to buy things for her house and as gifts. With these two different types of shopping mentalities, we let each other shop however we want. I don’t rush her and she doesn’t rush me. If we don’t get to everything we want to see, there is always tomorrow!

Have fun shopping in Honduras!