Peru – Machu Picchu
Not only I was crazy enough to got up at 3am and climbed Huayna Picchu, but also I chose to hike, instead of taking the bus, to the citadel. It was an agonizing yet rewarding journey.
Peru – Sacred Valley
The mild climate and fertile soil made Sacred Valley the key settlement area of Incas. It is called the Inca heartland. The one-day tour offers a quick way for visitors to appreciate the fascinating Inca ruins and beautiful landscapes.
Peru – Cusco
Use to be the capital city of Inca Empire, Cusco today is a picturesque city blending of Colonial Spanish and Andean elements. From here, visitors can explore the Inca heartland and route to other areas in southern Peru.
Peru – Lima
We were told that Lima is not very safe for travelers, but the city as we experienced was colorful, vital and friendly.
Peru – Preparation
We chose Peru as the first South American country to visit because of its world-famous landmarks, the rich traditions in culture and food and its geographic diversity.
Yucatán, Mexico – People
Mexicans share the happy spirit in their hearts no matter where they are. People don't seem to worry at all - they live in the present.
Yucatán, Mexico – Nature
Celestún Wildlife Refuge is a shallow lagoon. It is an ideal habitat for flamingos and other waterfowl species. The flock of thousands of pink flamingos certainly made our trip more exotic.
Yucatán, Mexico – City
Colonial cities in Yucatán Peninsula share the similar design - The streets are in chessboard-like grid. There is a central plaza with a park surrounded by stores and overlooked by a grand cathedral.
Yucatán, Mexico – Ruin
Maya civilization was one of the most advanced cultures in the world, but after its classic period between 300 and 900 AD, the civilization declined and what left today are tens of fascinating ruins throughout the peninsula.
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