GoNOMAD travel articles about Central America.
Chichicastenango: exploring the Mayan culture at the local market in Guatemala, the largest and longest running in Central America.
Leaving a Lasting Impact on Guatemala: Helping the Native Women of Xecam By Tyrel Nelson
The (Lesser Visited) Mayan Ruins of Ek Balam in Mexico By Heather Sinclair It was late afternoon, and the humid air felt sticky. I wiped the sweat off my face with my shirt sleeve, ignoring the tiny mosquitoes buzzing in […]
The Most Surprising Country in Central America: Nicaragua By Claudia Tavani As I observed the people sitting around the patio of their modest home in Balgüe, on the island of Ometepe, and saw how they cheerfully played the guitar for […]
Learning to Cook Mole and More in Oaxaca, Mexico By Wai-Ling Au and James Allingham An adventure in Mexico is incomplete without a taste of Oaxaca (pronounced as “wah-HAH-kah”). Not only is it visually stunning with its pre Columbian ruins, […]
Uncover the secrets of Tikal in Guatemala – an enchanting destination for adventurous travelers seeking ancient wonders.
Traveling through Monterrey, Mexico. From tumbling old churches to towering mountains and rolling valleys, the Monterrey Valley is a trove of treasures to be discovered.
GoNomad Destination Guide: Leon, Nicaragua By Talia Friedman Why Go? Nicaragua is one of the least visited countries in Central America and its arid climate and stark volcanic landscape makes a nice contrast to the beachy, jungle vibe of its […]
A Taste of Honduras: Ted Campbell gets a taste of the small city of Tela, Honduras enjoying time on a boat, on a beach, and learning about local foods.
Sober travel and sober vacations are more popular as more people abstain from alcohol. Where to find sober travel adventures, alcohol-free vacations
“A Pure Visceral Adventure” in the Jungles of Panama Take your travel to a new level with Legends of the Wild By Eleanor Harte Deep in the jungles of Panama in an area called the Darien Gap, there are 75 […]
Guatemala: Learning Spanish in Quetzaltenango: how much can you learn in four weeks? His level of comprehension and speaking ability has improved greatly.
On Isla Holbox, a sleepy island off the Yucatan Peninsula, Max Hartshorne catches fish and enjoys the freshest ceviche in the world.
A Better Life at Half the Price: Expat Tim Leffel writes about the benefits of living abroad in this new book excerpt with examples of cheap places to live.