Northern Chile Arriving in Chile from Peru was a huge change, even the days became much longer (literally) as we crossed over the border. Northern Chile was a big blur of deserts, delineated coasts by rust-colored rocks, abandoned mines, small … Continue reading On the Extremes of Chile
Once leaving the coast behind, we commenced to drive eastward to the Andes—quickly stopping at the Nazca lines–ascending nonstop for hours until our ears popped and breathing became hard. The scenery change from sea level to 5,000 m was drastic—the … Continue reading Central Peru
Everyone is appealed by the idea of traveling to an exotic island, since it’s a synonym of white sand beaches, waters bursting with marine life, high coconut trees, and a dazzling tan. Hawaii, the Bahamas, Mauritius, and Polynesia are all … Continue reading The Archipelago of Galapagos
One of the reasons why I loved Colombia so much are the colonial cities! Unlike many other countries we visited, where historical centers were dilapitaded, the great majority of the colonial towns were super well preserved and picturesque—original stone alleys, … Continue reading Colombia’s Colonial Cities
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