The town of Copan Ruinas, Honduras (Part 2)
The town of Copan Ruinas, Honduras
a typical street in Copan Ruinas, Hondurfas
Unless you have a very long way to go in Copan Ruinas, Honduras, it is easier just to walk everyplace rather than take one of the little tuk-tuk taxis.
The cobblestone streets of Copan Ruinas, Honduras
One note of caution: there are lots of inconsistencies in the sidewalk construction and cobblestone streets, so it is very easy to lose your footing unless you pay close attention to where you are walking. A footnote here: on my last day of this trip, I fell down a flight of concrete steps on the sidewalk, severely spraining my ankle.
a popular tourist hangout in Copan Ruinas, Honduras
Every morning, I attended the Ixbalanque Spanish School. I would return to my family stay for lunch, usually take a nap, and then explore the town. There is always something interesting to see.
One of the hot dog vendors in Copan Ruinas, Honduras
Occasionally you see some tourists that are visiting the ruins outside of town. For the most part it is just fun to do a little souvenir shopping or visit some of the public markets.
Another popular tourist restauarant in Copan Ruinas
the narrow streets of Copan Ruinas are interesting to walk
Copan Ruinas, Honduras, one of the quaint buildings
sometimes the streets seem to lead to nowwhere in Copan Ruinas, Honduras
I will show some photos of the public markets of Copan Ruinas in my next blog.
Steve Barrymore ssb11@prodigy.net
Read about the rest of my travels in Honduras
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