Known for its rich biodiversity–sheltering about 5% of world’s fauna and flora–Costa Rica is a natural treasure, where emerald-green forests meet the waters of the Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea. From active volcanoes to rainforests, from the perfect surfing getaways … Continue reading Central Costa Rica
Nicaragua was another country in Central America that took my breath away! It surprised us all by its natural beauty, charming towns, welcoming citizens, and rich culture. As you may know, Nicaragua is going through a “civil war” because of … Continue reading Nicaragua’s Top 3 Destinations
My family and I have already been in Guatemala for a week and I’m loving every bit of it! Like Mexico, Guatemala is such an underrated tourist destination, which really shouldn’t be…let me tell you why. Tikal Tikal is one … Continue reading Exploring Guatemala
After seven months in Mexico, we finally restarted out trip through the Americas. Our first stop? Belize! Now, I know a lot of people don’t even know where Belize is and anything about it; however, it’s quite an interesting country! … Continue reading Belize’s Best Destinations
The state of Yucatan was once famous for its sisal plantations, which were the main income of the elite class of the region. While living in fabulous mansions in the capital, Merida, the rich sisal plantation owners also had beautiful … Continue reading Traditional Sisal Plantations
Ahh, Mexico…the perfect diving/snorkeling destination! When we planned our trip, we, my family and I, all agreed that we had to dive in the Riviera Maya. And that’s exactly what we did. After my sister got her certification as an … Continue reading Diving in the Riviera Maya
For me, a week wasn’t nearly enough to explore this gorgeous town—I would have stayed a whole month there! San Cristobal de las Casas was my favorite town in Mexico so far. Why? Well, if you know me, I have … Continue reading A Guide to San Cristobal de las Casas
My time in Oaxaca was great! The town was a mixture of various Mexican cultures that brought with them their own native idioms and distinct lifestyles. The diversity of Oaxaca was the outcome of the ever-changing environment—the comes and goes … Continue reading Oaxaca
I never imagined I would ever visit Cuba…but here I’m, writing about it while sitting in a small apartment located near the historic downtown of the city, listening to children yelling and the rain beating down my room’s window. We … Continue reading A Week in Cuba
Puebla was founded in 1531 and lays at the foot of the Volcan Popocatepetl. Most of the historic downtown still retains much Spanish colonial architecture: facades covered in detailed mosaics, buildings with inner patios, and combinations of bricks, tiles, and … Continue reading Puebla
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