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Fly From Los Angeles to Managua
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Cheap flights from Los Angeles to Managua
Looking to explore new cultures and traditions? If so, head over to Managua, the capital city of Nicaragua. Begin your journey at the Augusto César Sandino International Airport (MGA). From here, you can easily rent a car and begin to discover the city. Visit the beautiful Somoto Grand Canyon, travel back in time at the ruins of Old City Leon, or stop by the Acahualinca Museum for a unique collection of pre-Columbian artifacts.
Key Facts
Managua is famous for its historic buildings, including the National Museum of Nicaragua and the city's cathedrals. It also has pristine beaches featuring rustic infrastructures and crystal-clear waters, such as Montelimar Beach and Laguna de Apoyo. Other popular attractions include Lake Nicaragua, Teatro Nacional Ruben Dario and Plaza de la Revolución. You can visit Managua by car, motorcycle or bus, and two major car rental agencies have offices at the airport.
Hints and Tips
Flight time from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) to Managua is about six hours. There are only a few non-stop flights between these cities, so you'll have to take connecting flights. Once you arrive at the Augusto César Sandino International Airport, head over to the VIP Lounge and enjoy a hot coffee.
Tourists can also visit the duty free shops and buy souvenirs from Zona Libre, Aerocigar's and La Riviera. If you're hungry, stop by the food court where you can enjoy traditional dishes such as gallo pinto and quesillo.