Mundo Maya: Exploring Guatemala
Where There Be Dragons
 

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Program Participants • Undergraduate (College) • Teenagers • High School Subject Areas • Development Studies • International Relations • Latin American Studies • Spanish		Quick Look • Location: various locations - Guatemala • Language of Instruction: Spanish Overview For fourteen years Dragons has offered rugged and honest introductions to the people, landscapes, and issues of the developing world. Traveling by foot, train, bus, tractor, and horse drawn cart, participants discover the awesome beauty of the developing world’s wilderness areas, and the spectacular cultural traditions that continue to exist in towns and villages that lie off the beaten path. Through monastery-stays, home-stays, meetings with Peace Corps volunteers and development workers, service projects and visits to remote sights of cultural and historic interest, students gain profound insight into the beauty and drama of daily life in developing nations. On a Dragons summer or gap-year semester program you can venture to China, Tibet, Thailand, Cambodia, Mongolia, Vietnam, India, Mexico, Guatemala, Peru, and Bolivia, Senegal. Programs are for students 15 and up. Contact Where There Be Dragons P.O. Box 4651 Boulder, CO 80306 Tel: 303-413-0822 Fax: 303-413-0857 Email Send Email Web Visit Website
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