Quetzaltenango videos

Quetzaltenango, Guatemala also known as Xela or Xelajú is located in the Western Highlands of Guatemala. Quetzaltenango is a great place to study Spanish at one of the many Spanish Language Schools or just hang out in a coffee shop and meet locals or other travelers. For more information on Quetzaltenango, Xela visit www.xelapages.com

This is a brief and introductory video about my beautiful city: Quetzaltenango, Guatemala. Thanks to all people that made it possible. You can download the video and diffuse it, just letting the credits right as they are.

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A description of the Easter Calvario market in Xela, Guatemala. It was an awesome blend of smells and colors. Read more about our time in Quetzaltenango at www.bessieandkyle.com

Santiaguito Volcano eruption. Nov 2007.

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Traffic in Quetzaltenango, Avenida las Americas, there is no Traffic Lights or Signs, and the drivers do wherever they want..because there is not Police...

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GUATEMALA 2008 XELA

Quetzaltenango is the second largest city in Guatemala, with a population of 250000. It is situated near several volcanoes in the heart of the Sierra Madres, 200 kilometers west of Guatemala City. Quetzaltenangos altitude of 2333 meters (8000 feet) above sea level ensures warm days, cool nights and no mosquitoes.

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Hustle and bustle in a Central American bus depot... See 1000's of photos of our travels at www.WeAreTraveling.com

The name Casa Xelajú originates from the indigenous name for Quetzaltenango: "Xe laju' noj" which means "under 10 mountains". The city of Quetzaltenango was officially founded by the Spanish on the 15th of May, 1524, though the name Quetzaltenango came from the Mexican indigenous peoples, the Tlaxcaltecas, often called Xelajú or Xela by the local people

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ASOCIACION MARIA DE LA ASUNCION RESIDENTES EN USA. RINDEN SU HOMENAJE. AGOSTO 13 DEL 2008.

A trip to Xelaju, Almolonga, Salcaja, Zunil, more info at: guazacapan at yahoo.com or latinotv.com

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A description of Chicabal Lake in Guatemala. Lake Chicabal is an inactive volcano where a lake has now formed. It was a beautiful hike to get there, and really awesome to experience. You can´t swim or really touch the lake, even though there are fish in there. Mayans consider it one of the most sacred places on earth, and there are ceremonies here done almost daily. It´s about a 1.5 hour trip from Quetzaltenango, Guatemala. Read more about our time in Quetzaltenango at www.bessieandkyle.com...

Casa Xelaju Spanish school offers a total Spanish Immersion program in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala. Experience includes one-on-one Spanish tutoring, activities, homestay with a Guatemalan family, travel, and the experience of a lifetime. Please watch this informational video for further detailed information.

The name Casa Xelajú originates from the indigenous name for Quetzaltenango: "Xe laju' noj" which means "under 10 mountains". The city of Quetzaltenango was officially founded by the Spanish on the 15th of May, 1524, though the name Quetzaltenango came from the Mexican indigenous peoples, the Tlaxcaltecas, often called Xelajú or Xela by the local people.

Resumen del programa turístico DESTINOS, mostrando la riqueza turística natural y cultural de la ciudad de Quetzaltenango, la segunda ciudad mas importante en Guatemala. Espacio de turismo televisado por el segmento turístico DESTINOS de la cadena de noticias CNN. (2006)

Desfile de BISEA Tocando I Was Made For Lovin' You de Kiss. Xela 2007.

Intensive Spanish for Educators is specifically designed to give teachers, principals, social workers, counselors and all other personnel working in a school or district, the opportunity to better communicate with Latino students and their families in Spanish. Focus is put not only on the language aspect, but creating a better cultural understanding of Latino students and their families living i the United States. In addition to learning academic Spanish, educators will learn popular ...

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Our sunrise climb of Santa Maria near Quetzaltenango, Guatemala (Xela). She was a tough climb, but it was well worth it. We were led by one of our teachers from Pop Wuj. More about our climb at www.bessieandkyle.com