Masaya is Nice and quite, but still you have to be careful at night. 

People will cat call you, but that’s it.  No more will happen.

You can move around in a taxi (30 to 40 cordobas) and its safe to go on buses or walking

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Nestled in the heart of Nicaragua, Masaya is a captivating city located just 14 miles south of the bustling capital, Managua. Known as the "City of Flowers," Masaya mesmerizes visitors with its vibrant culture and stunning natural landscapes. The city is renowned for the mesmerizing Masaya Volcano National Park, where adventurous travelers can peek into the mouth of an active volcano and witness the molten lava bubbling below. Beyond its fiery allure, Masaya is famous for its rich artisan market, one of the most extensive in the country, where colorful handicrafts and intricate textiles beckon from every corner. Visitors can also explore the historic Santiago Apóstol Church or indulge in the lively street festivals that celebrate Nicaragua's deep-rooted traditions with music, dance, and local cuisine. With its unique blend of natural wonders and cultural richness, Masaya offers an unforgettable journey into the heart of Nicaraguan heritage.

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