Manaca Iznaga lies 20 minuets outside of Trinidad. It is a tiny community, revolving around tourism. The one and only main street is a small boulevard lined with vendors selling beautiful white linen, hats, and wooden jewelry. When the sugar plantation left the area, the community was forced to create new means of income and thus took up artisan trades such as embroidery, and woodwork. |
| The city's tower, encircled with vendors and the trademark white linen. |
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| The view from the top |
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| A long way down |
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| Mad and I |
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| Things are looking up |
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| Think outside boxes |
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| Maddie |
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| Waiting for departure |
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| Tedious Traditions |
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