Allison Calero

I am from Masaya-Nicaragua

Some beautiful places to visit in Nicaragua?

The Masaya volcano in Nicaragua offers stunning views of the Santiago crater and its bubbling lava. Visitors can enjoy walks, visits to the museum, cave exploration and night tours, connecting with the force of nature and learning about local geology and culture.

Corn Island, off the Caribbean coast of Nicaragua, includes Big Corn Island and Little Corn Island. With white sand beaches, turquoise waters and rich marine life, they offer diving, snorkeling, fishing and water sports. Its natural environment and local warmth make Corn Island a paradisiacal destination.

The Cerro Negro volcano, near León, Nicaragua, is known for its youth and frequent activity since 1850. With its black ash cone and volcanic rocks, it offers the unique opportunity to practice sandboarding. In addition to the climbs for panoramic views, its active geology and spectacular landscapes make it a fascinating and memorable destination.

Granada, a colonial city in Nicaragua next to Lake Cocibolca and the Mombacho volcano, stands out for its architecture, culture and landscapes. It offers carriage rides, boat tours through the islets and excursions to the volcano, being a fascinating destination for its history and natural beauty.

What is a common pet in your home town?
What is the most exotic pet you have heard of?

green Iguana

The green iguana is common in Nicaragua, inhabiting rural and suburban areas, as well as dry and humid forests near bodies of water. It is abundant on the Pacific coast, especially in Chinandega, León and Rivas.

leopard frog

The tropical leopard frog is notable for its unique dark-spotted appearance, adaptability to different aquatic and tropical habitats, and its crucial ecological role in insect control and as prey in the food chain. Its distribution in Nicaragua and other regions of Central and South America is vital for biodiversity.

The most common sport and hobby practiced in my home town.

folk dance

Dance is an integral part of Masaya's culture, especially during festivities such as the Feasts of St. Jerome. People of all ages participate in traditional dances.

baseball

It is one of the most popular sports in Masaya, with numerous local teams and leagues that encourage the participation of young people and adults.

My family

My family is small, it's just my mom and me.

My favorite foods.

nacatamal It consists of a dough based on meat, vegetables and rice, among others, divided into portions that are cooked wrapped in plantain or plantain leaves.

The Nicaraguan Quesillo is a recipe based on corn tortilla, quesillo (from which the preparation takes its name), pickled onion, heavy cream, salt and chili to taste.