Volcanoes, islands full of pristine wilderness, colonial cities and cloud forests are among the highlights of Nicaragua. Away from mass tourism, you can travel to Nicaragua in peace and explore its treasures. Try the local coffees in one of the many cafes in the city. With the more than 700 m high Cerro Negro, near… Read More »
University landscape in Nicaragua The founding of Nicaragua’s first university, the national Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Nicaragua (UNAN), in 1812 laid the foundation for the development of Nicaragua’s higher education system. Today, UNAN, together with the state-accredited Universidad Centroamericana, is one of the largest and most renowned institutions in the country’s higher education sector. State… Read More »
As the largest country in Central America according to globalsciencellc, with an area of around 130,000 square kilometers, Nicaragua has a great variety of landscapes and cultures. It is not for nothing that we also know the Central American state as the “land of lakes and volcanoes”. Volcanoes, lakes and rainforests A chain of volcanoes… Read More »
How is school in Nicaragua? In Nicaragua, primary school attendance is compulsory. Attending state primary schools is free. The primary school (Primaria) comprises six classes. The first four school years are combined into one cycle, as are the 5th and 6th grades. Not everyone goes to school However, 3 percent of the children do not… Read More »