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Continue reading →: A Full Guide on How to Salar de UyuniHaving fun @ Salar de Uyuni – After reading the blog of Cecilie on how not to Salar de Uyuni. I had to say how Dave and I would have probably made the same mistake. I mean, we booked the Spanish Tour after all with our way from perfect Spanish.…
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Continue reading →: 20 Free Things CuscoBecause who doesn’t love free things in life @ Cusco – A small Amazon region related art gallery with a super cozy cafe in the same building. A museum with art works inspired by Christian and Llamas. It still has a rather conservative vibe. As the name might let you…
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Continue reading →: How to Go to Machu PicchuFinally Machu Picchu – Having a steady reputation as one of seven world wonders since 1983 making Machu Picchu an attractive travel destination. However, going to Machu Picchu requires planning and preparation. Of course you can just do Machu Picchu the easy way and book a tour that will take…
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Continue reading →: Colombia ItineraryNot getting lost @ Salento – When Colombia came as my next trip, I honestly was a bit worried. Why? Well, it is because of the reputation. But, now that I’ve been here for almost two weeks, I could say Colombia is much more than Pablo Escobar, Shakira, and the…
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Continue reading →: Puerto Rico in 10 DaysTaking time after hiking @ Fuerte Capron – Being in Puerto Rico adjusted my view of the Caribbean. Who said the Caribbean is all about white sandy beaches along the coast. It is certainly more than that! And Puerto Rico has proven this easily. Pristine Beach @ Reserva Natural de…
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Continue reading →: Punta Cana on BudgetDay Beach in Punta Cana – Located on the east side of the Dominican Republic, Punta Cana is popular for its pristine water and white sandy beaches. Resorts are built near the coasts with all inclusive packages, so the guests can have all the comfort without having to move from…
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Continue reading →: Santo Domingo, The Dominican Republic, in Three DaysPosing @ Los Tres Ojos National Park – Santo Domingo, the capital city of the Dominican Republic may not be as popular as his sister city, Punta Cana, which is located on the eastern tip of the island. But, it is one of the easiest and probably cheaper ways to…
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Continue reading →: Tortuguero CerroHiking at Tortuguero Cerro – Besides Tortuguero National Park, there is also Tortuguero Cerro. But unlike the national park, Tortuguero Cerro is hikable in less time and costs cheaper. Tortuguero Cerro (in the middle) from afar What is Tortuguero Cerro? It is a cerro or translated as a hill made…
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Continue reading →: Tortuguero, Costa Rica 2 WeeksWhen chasing hatching babies turtles @ Tortuguero – Closing the chapter of Cahuita, the journey goes further to Tortuguero, a famous place still on the Caribbean side of Costa Rica for its national park, but most of all the nesting and hatching place of turtles. Turtles are the hearts of…
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Continue reading →: Cahuita, Costa Rica for 2 WeeksChilling at @ Playa Negra, Cahuita After a marathon session of long delayed flights from Kona, Hawaii, we finally made it to Costa Rica. San Jose airport didn’t leave much impression on me since I was so tired and wanted to be at the hotel asap. As I exited the…
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