Machu Picchu in Peru is one of the seven wonders of the world. The Lost City is surrounded by green tropical vegetation and steep mountain ranges, this 15th century Inca Citadel of Machu Picchu meets every expectation. This 2,430 meter high Inca city is spectacular; the Spanish didn’t even discovered and conquered it and was only discovered in 1911 by … Read More
Cusco Capital of the Incas
Cusco is the archaeological capital of the Americas, gateway to Machu Picchu, Spanish influenced cathedrals, Inca temples, cobblestone streets and traditional Andean women. The atmosphere in Cusco is very pleasant, despite the many tourist it still feels comfortable and relaxed. You can feel and see the rich history of this Inca capital and not only in Cusco but in the … Read More
Town of Copán Ruinas
The town of Copán Ruinas in Honduras, simply called Copán; is a beautiful place located in the hills and the streets are paved with cobblestones close, to the border of Guatemala. I found Copán very charming and touristic; I didn’t expected that when I was traveling to Honduras!! It has a friendly local population and some nice hotels and restaurants. I … Read More
San Ignacio & ATM cave
I arrived in San Ignacio, Cayo District of Belize by bus from Flores, Guatemala. I have to admit I had a culture shock. The nature is almost the same, the distance from Flores to San Ignacio is about 3 hours by bus, but I arrived in a totally different country! From the relative cheap, lovely, tiny, Maya descendants, Spanish speaking, … Read More
Tremendous Tikal
In this travel blog I will give you tips, inspirations and information on Maya Tikal, Guatemala. The Tikal National Park in the province of El Petén was declared World Cultural and Natural Heritage by the UNESCO in 1979. The park covers an area of 576km² and is the most important natural reserve of Guatemala. The jungle of Tikal is home … Read More
Fantastic Flores
In this travel blog you will find tips, inspirations and information on Flores, Guatemala. The island town of Flores is in the north of Guatemala at Lago de Petén Itzá. Flores is segregated from the town on the mainland called Santa Elena; but the whole area is simply referred to as Flores. I loved the town of Flores; its all … Read More
Wonderful Oaxaca
I have fallen in love with Oaxaca! Pronounce Oaxaca like “Wah-hah-kah” This is a very attractive historical town with beautiful churches and plazas which are well preserved and on the Unesco World Heritage list. Oaxaca has it all; Zapotec history, gastronomy, historical buildings, boutique hotels, mezcal, charm, mountains and many more. The colorful streets are perfect to wander around and … Read More