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In this episode, I share my unexpected and difficult journey at the Guasaule Border between Honduras and Nicaragua. What was supposed to be a routine border crossing turned into a tense and frustrating ordeal. Despite my efforts to comply with all regulations and the assurances from immigration officers, I was denied entry into Nicaragua. I spent two long nights at the border, dealing with uncertainty, confusion, and a series of setbacks. After waiting 24 hours for approval and being informed that the Ministry had rejected my entry, I found myself stranded in a foreign country with limited options. The emotional toll was significant—especially feeling that my identity as an Indian YouTuber was a factor in the decision-making process. This experience brought me face-to-face with some forms of prejudice that were both unexpected and hurtful. Despite the setback, I didn’t give up. I took a local bus from the border to El Amatillo, crossed into El Salvador, and made my way to the airport to continue my journey. It was a humbling experience, but it also taught me the importance of resilience and adaptability in the face of adversity. I spent more money than planned, lost valuable time, and faced challenges that most travelers don't have to contend with. But I also gained a deeper perspective on the complexities of international travel, the biases that can sometimes exist, and the personal growth that comes from overcoming such challenges. Join me as I reflect on this experience, share the lessons I learned, and continue my journey across Central America. It's not just about the destinations—it's about how we handle the obstacles along the way. #nicaraguaimmigration #honduras #theindotrekker