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.
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