Why Nicaragua Is Interesting Why Or Is Nicaragua?

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Is Nicaragua interesting to people to travel to? Or is Nicaragua too small for some? Nicaragua is one of the cool, different countries because of its volcanoes and some of its foods, too. Are the volcanoes one of the main attractions for most tourists or is it the foods or the location? I believe Nicaragua is interesting because of its history, geography, and culture. Nicaragua had a very well-rounded history. Nicaragua’s name means “here united with water” which is very unique because most of the people that live in Nicaragua love freedom and independence. ("Home - Nicaragua Tourism." Nicaragua Tourism. Web. 07 Mar. 2016). Nicaragua was originally “controlled” by Spain, but when Spain declared its independence, Nicaragua became independent. Not only was Nicaragua controlled by Spain, but Nicaragua created an Independent Republic as the government. Nicaragua came to be known or came about in a strange ish way. In the 16th century, Nicaragua was developed as a Spanish Colony in Panama. …show more content…

Nicaragua is located in Central America and between Honduras and Costa Rica.(“Central Intelligence Agency. Central Intelligence Agency.” Web. 07 Mar. 2016.). Nicaragua is not a very normal size country, it is relatively small. Nicaragua is very, slightly larger than Pennsylvania, but relatively smaller than the New York State. (“Central Intelligence Agency. Central Intelligence Agency.” Web. 07 Mar. 2016.). There may be some amazing, beautiful volcanoes, but there are also some dependable natural resources like gold, silver, copper, and lead. Sort of like the weather in Ohio, Nicaragua has its two different weather seasons: the dry and rainy, the dry season begins around the months of our winter and lasts until the months that begin summer.("Climate." Climate. N.p., n.d. Web. 29 Mar.

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