Ecuador is one of the smallest countries in South America. I was unsure what to expect other than volcanos and intrigued to find out why as the most biodiverse country on the planet Ecuador is often not considered worth visiting by backpackers. Several things will leave you wondering such as why Ecuador’s currency is the […]
South America
THE BEST TREKS IN HUARAZ. ANYONE UP FOR A HIKE?
Huaraz, oh Huaraz. Little did I know that a mountainous paradise is hidden in the North of Peru. This place shouldn’t be skipped by advocate hikers. The list of best treks in Huaraz is endless, with plenty of unforgettable lagoons and glaciers in the surrounding area. Here is where I have hiked through the most […]
IS PARACAS WORTH VISITING? ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO.
Paracas is a pit stop between Peru’s capital Lima and Huacachina for many. Having not heard much about it previously I was surprised by how relaxing of a break the seaside village was after the bustling metropolis. The coastal line of Paracas is incredibly beautiful being graced by desert landscapes, the crystal blue ocean, and […]
CUSCO ACTIVITIES THAT AREN’T MACHU PICCHU
Greeted by pouring rain and undesirably cold weather the start of my visit to Cusco wasn’t what I expected. Luckily, the sun had decided to make an appearance for most of my time in one of Peru’s biggest cities. The hilly, charming, (surprising) party hotspot had won me over in no time. The sheer amount […]
PERU: THE COUNTRY OF UNDERRATED PLACES. IT’S NOT ALL ANCIENT RUINS
Peru the only country to ever exceed my expectations. My idea of Peru was that of mountainous landscapes filled with llamas, a custom of eating guinea pig, and an assumption that it would be too touristic for my liking. Little did I know that there are so many underrated places in the astounding Peru. Sixty […]
BOLIVIA: THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO THE LAND OF CHOLITAS
Bolivia, oh Bolivia. There are many incredible places to mention in this ultimate guide for Bolivia. Here I spread my love for vicuñas and developed an obsession with cholitas – the countries’ indigenous Aymara and Quechua women, who dress in several layers of skirts, have braided hair, and wear distinctive bowler hats. As one of […]