Amazon is a unique place in our planet with over 400 indigenous tribes living around the rainforest. The Amazon River Basin is home to the largest rainforest on Earth and spans across eight countries – Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana. (more…)
According to legend, a hunter caught a beautiful Incan princess walking in the sand dunes near present day Huacachina. As she walked and admired herself in a mirror she was carrying, her eyes caught his voyeuristic gaze. Shocked, the princess began to flee and dropped her mirror. It exploded into shards and the glass became a tiny pool in the desert, consuming the princess and turning her into a mermaid. (more…)
So you probably read a few articles of people going to Iquitos by other forms of transportation rather then plane. If you decide to follow my path, keep reading on, you will find some very useful information that other bloggers don’t include.
To this day I’ve finally learned that nothing runs on time, so is the information never correct. Later on in this article I’ll back up my argument with facts. (more…)
Huaraz is where hiking enthusiasts gather, I’m sure there should be some kind of secret hikers community there as well! But for people like me, not so physically fit, Huaraz is still a great place to challenge yourself. (more…)
Somewhere in the west coast of Ecuador lies Montanita. Also known as surfers and parties paradise of the country. Not really ‘on the way’ to other destinations, but do take a few hour diversion and decide yourself if it’s worth the interest. With a few days to spare I’ve decided to give it a go, since I haven’t seen a beach for a month or so now, what’s to lose? (more…)
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