A quest to visit the best 100 countries in the world
A quest to visit the best 100 countries in the world
Health: decent private clinics ($20+ a visit), and free public hospitals (in a terrible shape, to be avoided). Water is drinkable, although better to stick with bottled water (0.5$/L). Weather: mostly mild from October to …
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Attractions: ★★★★★ Morocco packs a lot of attractions from imperial thousand-year old cities like Marrakech/Fes, colonial cities like Tanger/Casablanca, Sahara desert, Atlas/Rif mountains, unique Moorish Architecture with Colorful palaces, Riads, mosques and old Medinas. Nice …
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Machu Picchu is definitely worth the visit and a stunning site hidden in the deep jungle of Peru. It is a highlight of visiting the country and probably the most iconic site in South America. …
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Bolivia is one of the highlights of my traveling ever. It has a breathtaking landscape, some wonderful unique places to see. The most iconic of all is the Solar De Uyuni, the largest dried salt …
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Health: The main issue is altitude sickness. Anyone arriving from sea level to La Paz or Altiplano (high Andes) will have a headache for a day or two. Locals will prescribe Coca tea. It wasn’t …
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Attractions: ★★★★ The highlights without a doubt are more natural than man-made. These include Salar de Uyuni, and the high Andes, but just these two are worth a visit in a life time. Add to …
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I loved Ecuador for its exotic fruit salads for only $2 dollars 🙂 Ecuador is a great country to visit, safe, good weather year around for being at the equator, and still really affordable. The …
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Guatemala, the central america country, is a very fascinating travel destination. The country is diverse and unique in its own way. The people are divided between descendents of Spanish, natives, or a mix. The natives …
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Th local food is mainly influenced by Mayan, Mexican, and Spanish cultures. Often part of the meal are corn tortillas freshly made and served hot. The most known food is maybe Tamales: cornmeal dough stuffed …
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Communications Spanish is the main language, and Antigua is known as a good place to learn Spanish at affordable prices. English is spoken by young locals. Internet, Wifi and cellular service is widely available. Weather …
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