Posts Tagged ‘peru’
Unedited Super Shots Of The Inca Trail, Peru
During my three-month backpacking trip through South America, hiking the Inca Trail was a top experience on my bucket list. The only reason I questioned whether I would do it or not is you need to book this Peru travel experience six months in advance — especially if you go between June and August (high…Read more...
Notes On Life Handing You An Unexpected Adventure
It’s easy to let your mindset change after returning home from a long adventure; however, if you keep your eyes open and your plans fluid, you never know what will plant the seed of your next trip. When assimilating back into the “real world” of work and daily routine it is easy to feel down…Read more...
Photo Of The Moment: Puna Flamingos Dining In The High Andean Plateaus
Going Back In Time On The Inca Trail In Peru
“…The highland road has to be seen to be believed, because the terrain is very rough and yet in Christiandom we have never seen such beautiful roads, and the whole length of the roads all the streams are crossed by hanging bridges, wonderful to behold…”-Hernando Pizarro No Peru travel guide would be complete without mentioning…Read more...
Customs Officials Find Hundreds Of Tarantulas Inside Luggage
Hundreds of live tarantulas were confiscated by Dutch customs on a flight from Peru to Amsterdam during a trip to the Netherlands. The giant spiders, some of a type little known to science, were found hidden in a couple’s luggage. In a statement issued by Schiphol airport’s umbrella Finance Ministry it was stated, “The animals…Read more...
Offbeat Guide: Where To Go On Your Next Vacation
Trying to decide where to go on your next vacation? Well, that will depend on what you want to do. Looking for extreme adventure? An eco-friendly island? Somewhere to get away from the world? Read on for information on some of the world’s best destinations depending on your mood. If you want to… Go On…Read more...
Hostel Review: The Point Mancora Beach, Mancora, Peru
Mancora is a sleepy beach town in northern Peru that makes for a perfect stopover in between Lima and Ecuador. Since there’s not too much to do in town, you’re going to want to choose a beachy hostel where you won’t mind spending a lot of time. That hostel is The Point Mancora Beach.Read more...
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