On a Friday, I decided to spend in La Paz until Monday instead of driving South. That was to make sure to finish some logistical stuff with ease and to experience the city further. And the latter included an afternoon trip to Valle de la Luna, or the Moon Valley. Google argued that it was …
With Raul. After meeting with him three times in a week’s time, I’m happy to call him my best friend in La Paz. @La Paz, Bolivia, May 14, 2018
Gio, Serena, and Christina @Onkel Inn, Uyuni, Bolivia, May 15, 2018
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on Wednesday, May 16, 2018
Gio, Serena, and Christina It was nice to share experiences with fellow long-term travelers from Italy and Maryland, US. @Onkel Inn, Uyuni, Bolivia, May 15, 2018
It is widely believed that salsa music originated in Cuba. But to confess, I do not enjoy Cuban salsa music much, at least the modern ones – the endlessly cheerful tone wears out my emotional energy reserve within an hour. In contrast, I enjoy Colombian salsa songs – sometimes they may lack musical sophistication but …
My initial experiences in Bolivia were not gentle – disgruntled immigration officer, a policeman asking for voluntary contribution, chilly weather and lack of oxygen. But from the day two, I began to encounter more interesting things. Food is one of them but this might just be my personal preference – there seem to be several …
While heading for Bolivia, I drove the same route between Cusco and Puno again, only in the opposite direction. But this time, I was determined to pull over and take a walk at some point. Aguas Calientes, Occobamba, Peru, May 4, 2018
I think I found my girlfriend. She is covered with hair and I like her as she is. @Cusco, Peru, May 1, 2018
Here I came to Machu Picchu, where everyone seems to have their profile photos replaced. To get to Cusco, I drove from Puno for about 7 hours and I was already amazed by the scenery of mountains and plains that didn’t even have names. So I was wondering whether Machu Picchu could actually beat the …