Andean peaks, Amazonian rainforest, Patagonian glaciers, Incan ruins, colonial towns, white-sand beaches and vertiginous nightlife: the wonders of South America set the stage for incredible adventures.
There are a lot of questions and discrepancies about the “New 7 Wonders of the World” list, probably because there are so many different lists! There’s the man-made wonders, natural wonders, city wonders, and more! This particular list is for the New 7 Man Made Wonders! Most people automatically say the Pyramids of GIza are one of the 7 World...
I like to think of myself as a rooftop connoisseur, and without a doubt, the rooftops in Cartagena met my high standards! In fact, I didn’t even know Cartagena had so many amazing rooftops! My main vision was that it was the colorful, whimsical buildings that stunned visitors. But seeing them from above, especially poolside and with a cocktail in hand brings it...
If wriggling around in a 10X10 mud pit with 30 other people and having tons of people in you photos sounds fun to you, please check out the typical tours of Volcun Totumo and the Pink Sea (Salinas de Galerazamba). If you’re sick of tours and Tripadvisor being the only suggestion on how to get there, read on. Especially if you want to have places like this all to...
Image via Flora & Fauna ICYMI, a record number of fires have been raging in the Amazon rainforest for the past three weeks, threatening life as we know it on earth. These fires are burning so intensely that local cities are completely engulfed in a dark haze. Meanwhile, NASA has reported that the fires are so large, they can be seen from space. In fact, Brazil’s...
You see so many incredible sights while traveling, but there’s something especially breathtaking about seeing or experiencing natural phenomenons. Don’t get us wrong, there’s no denying how amazing man-made sights like the Eiffel Tower, the Great Wall of China and the Pyramids of Giza are. Because they are incredible sights that everybody needs to experience. But...
Between Botswana ending its five-year ban on elephant hunting and giraffes being considered for the endangered species list, there’s good reason to be concerned about wildlife conservation in the face of climate change, poaching and overpopulation. Yet there are conservation success stories to tout, too – and eco-conscious wildlife tourism certainly plays a part...
Finding the cheapest healthcare isn’t easy. In fact, the cost of healthcare is increasing in many countries, and especially in the US, so finding free healthcare countries or even universal health care countries is a hard. Enter two magical words: travel and tourism. Well, I guess we can also throw in “expat”, and “digital nomad” now as...
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and you know what that means. The whole world seems to start exclusively talking about love, romance and relationships! It also often means that the travel world starts promoting adventure escapes for couples or a getaway for two at a romantic destination like Paris, aka, the City of Love. But let’s be honest, just because...
Not gunna lie, I had no idea that there was something called the Death Road in Bolivia, but after I heard more about it, I knew it was definitely something that I couldn’t miss. The main reason why I wanted to go to Bolivia was to see the Uyuni Salt Flats, but since I had an extra day in La Paz, one of the highest altitude capital cities in the world, I...
The Uyuni salt flats in Bolivia are seriously something you need to check out at least once in your life, if only for the awesome photos you can take there!