Travel Guides
Puebla, Mexico: The World’s Only City To Make Talavera Ceramics
When visiting the culturally rich city of Puebla on a trip to Mexico, one unique excursion is to visit the Talavera Santa Catarina ceramics factory in the Cholula area. Puebla is the only state in the world to have an origin of denomination dealing with ceramics. Talavera pottery is named after the city of Talavera…Read more...
A Self-Guided Walking Tour Of The Cultural And Historic City Of Cuenca, Ecuador
When traveling Ecuador, Cuenca — the capital of the Azuay Province in the southern part of the country — features a rich architectural and cultural heritage. In fact, on December 1, 1999, the colonial city was given the nomination of Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Moreover, it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its unchanged urban…Read more...
Do It Yourself Adventure: Biking The Waterfalls Of Banos, Ecuador
While in Banos, Ecuador, you’ll find myriad tour operators selling guided trips, like hikes to the Tungurahua Volcano, white water rafting, bungy jumping, canyoning and other adventure and sightseeing activities. For those who like to do things themselves while also saving money, a different option is to rent a bike and cycle the “Waterfalls Route”…Read more...
Tips For Traveling Cusco, Peru, On A Budget
While Peru travel generally isn’t expensive, I was surprised when in Cusco to see how many backpackers didn’t take advantage of free and budget-friendly tips and attractions. To help you make your trip to Cusco as inexpensive as possible, here are some tips.Read more...
Going Local In The Sacred Valley, Cusco, Peru
During a trip to Peru, I was lucky enough to take an Urban Adventure Tour in Cusco with Intrepid Travel. Their Sacred Valley Tour takes you to the famous area and allows you to have a very local experience – visiting a market, tasting Chicha beer, trying local village activities, and eating typical foods. In…Read more...
24 Hours in Bariloche, Patagonia, Argentina
For hikers and outdoor-enthusiasts, Bariloche in Argentina’s Patagonia region is the perfect destination. With some of the most unique landscapes and picturesque mountains in the country, you’ll never want to leave. If you’re on a tight schedule, however, here is the itinerary I recommend: Hostel: Stay at Periko’s Youth Hostel in the central part of…Read more...
A Budget-Friendly Way To Experience San Pedro de Atacama, Chile
When visiting the desert-town of San Pedro de Atacama in Chile, you’ll first notice the myriad tour companies taking up every other street corner. While you absolutely won’t be able to see everything yourself without a tour, there is a definitely one very budget-friendly option I recommend: renting a bicycle. I learned about this when…Read more...
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