Adventures in Nicaragua’s Poorest Zone: Northern Autonomous Region!

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Adventures in Nicaragua’s Poorest Zone: Northern Autonomous Region!

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The village I went to today was called "Bocana de Paiwas", which is right in the center of Nicaragua, about an 1-2 from the closest city of Rio Blanco, a city in the northern Autonomous Region of Nicaragua. This village is far off the tourist trail and I was happy to hear that I was the first tourist to ever visit.
The reason why I wanted to explore the rural villages of Nicaragua was to see real Nicaraguan culture. Bocana surprised me because of the unique "cowboy culture" that I could feel here - from the hats, riding the horses, and even the general vibe.
So after a bumpy ride on a chicken bus, we finally arrived.
This was the real Nicaragua I wanted to see. Not some fancy vlog.
Join me as I venture out into rural Nicaragua....

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@luisitoAM7 6 ай бұрын

I hope if and when yall visit Nicaragua that you all go out there with open hearts & good intentions cause the money you bring into the country can help lots of people less fortunate

@susanskelly7312 9 ай бұрын

Paul, I lived primarily on the EAST COAST of Nicaragua for over a year.I've searched for videos that show the real Nicaragua. La costa atlantica . I travelled through the country , and found the hospitality and humility and the generosity of the "poor" to be some of the richest experiences I've ever had. I admire you for travelling into the campo. I've looked for videos like yours , and this is finally what I've missed . Thank you. I see you are going to the east coast. It has changed TREMENDOUSLY since I lived there., Ive been told. You interact nicely with the folks , I'd like to hear my "friends ; " as " living with less " than POOR " ,. and their villages as "simple". To me, it grants them the dignity they deserve. It would teach a great lesson for many living in the U.S. I lived there for a bit more than a year . The revolution was really complex , and "sort of" Over. At that time the coast was considered another world , the costanos in the north , felt that way ,too. The history of this small country is quite fascinating , as the leader of the revolutionary is now a dictator. Yet the real Nicas live on in spite of the difficult history they've endured . Paul.. live and learn and teach those at home whose lives and values are limited and different . You have the sense of curiosity about other cultures . Differences are to explored and valued . Wishing you continued joy , as you learn the lessons of being a kind traveler , and when situations may get a little difficult , remember the wealth of what you are receiving as a citizen of the world. BLESSINGS ON YOU .

@PaulDilla 9 ай бұрын

Wow thank you for that comment! What villages on the east coast have you seen? What were you doing there?

@troyrud9493 4 ай бұрын

Your nica videos are excellent. Nice work!

@PaulDilla 3 ай бұрын

Thank you very much!

@AliciaOrozco-jp9sd 5 ай бұрын

Very good. 😊

@jportoulmos 4 ай бұрын

Wow men, you can feel the authentic hospitality and safety in all those places! Amazing how people offers you good things, open their houses for you, they just want you to feel great despite their limitations. A lot to learn from this people. I would like to feel the same way in anglo countries!. Bless bro, and good job making this kind of content. A nicaraguan

@PaulDilla 4 ай бұрын

Thank you for that comment! Yes, very open people. I love Latin America!

@user-jj2wf9ug1t 7 ай бұрын

Hello Paul! I am originally from the Coast Atlantic of Nicaragua. Born and race in Puerto Cabezas. I love your videos, very entertaining. Love when you got the Tona beer in a small town in Matagalpa "Bocana De Paiwas" Love it! Quite interesting!!

@PaulDilla 7 ай бұрын

Cheers to Puerto Cabeza! I will never forget the people of Paiwas...some of the most friendliest people in the world