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I launched this website in 2021 to have a place where I can share my travels with family, friends and everyone else on the planet. Later I posted my previous adventures from Colombia as well and I'm planning to share in the future more post in other topics as well. I'm glad you are here. Enjoy! :)
Music and Dance on the streets of Peru
I spent more than four days on buses while in Peru. This is a small collection of the pictures I made during these journeys.
Why is there so many Volkswagen Beetle in Peru?
How to travel in Peru
How much does it cost to travel in Peru?
The city lies 3900 metres above sea level. The surrounding mountains are stunning, and fast running rivers are crossing every part of the city.
The ultimate insta place.
Saqsaywaman, the destroyed Capital of the Incas.
The Larco Museum is a privately owned collection of pre-colonial artefacts.
Lima is the capital of Peru. Its name originates from the Incas, who referred to this region as Limaq.
There are too many tourists. People lining up for pictures. Annoying scammers. I imagined I would have some feelings like that.
I didn’t feel the magic, I didn’t see that much difference, but Cusco is indeed a very good place.
Kayaking to the famous floating islands of Uros.
How I climbed up to 6000 metres.
Arequipa is a well known city of Peru. It is one of the richest regions of Peru.
One more Waterfall around Tarapoto
One more Waterfall around Tarapoto
Santa Clara and Santo Tomas are kind of tourist villages for people of Iquitos
A bit of a taste of the rainforest and discovering rural areas in the Amazonas.
Without any doubt Chachapoyas is the prettiest town I’ve seen in Peru so far.
The world’s third highest waterfall.
Iquitos, in the heart of the Peruvian Rainforest
Belem is a part of Iquitos. Famous for the market and also known for being dangerous
Laguna Quistococha is surrounded by the Rainforest and has a pretty white sanded beach.
I never thought that I would experience anything like this. Neither did I dream about anything like this.
I already picked Tarapoto for my trip before I arrived in Peru. When I was roaming around on google maps. I’ve thought to myself that this area with all the green forests and mountains could be interesting.
The valley of the Shilcayo river is an incredible place. The surrounding mountains, the river, the forests, the wildlife. Simply amazing.
Quick visit to a small town next to Trujillo
Incredeble temple of the Moche Culture
Ruins of the largest city of the Precolumbian era. It was Absolutly breathtaking.
Beachtown next to Trujillo
Back on the coast, back in a big city
The hike to Laguna Wilcacocha was supposed to be the day of rest with its only 3700 meters altitude.
I was suffering a bit on this day, but it was totally worth it.
One of the most amazing place, I've ever been.
The highest mountains of Peru are in this region and the most beautiful roads for hiking.
After almost two years I’m returning to South America again and I’m putting one of the missing pieces of the puzzle on the map.
Two weeks away from dark, foggy and cold Hof. Crete was a perfect choice.
It is mostly poor, but the centre has some European glance and I love the view of the city
It is a spectacular waterfall in a naturally formed tunnel. I went to freezing cold water to swim and climbed up to the waterfall.
The salt flat. It is a desert but in this part of the year it is a huge 12000 square kilometres lake
So, I tried ChatGPT, and I'm shocked. I've heard that...
First time in Singapore, first time in Asia. First time to visit a city where there is a forest of 200+ metre tall buildings.
Two years ago I met Lili in Cali, Colombia and now she lives in Tarija.
It was really exciting walking on streets where he, my favourite writer grew up.