The History of Peru is one that moves from Ancient Civilizations to Conquistadors toa Modern Cultural Powerhouse. Peru is not a country. It is a timeline disguised as a landscape. A museum built on mountains and rivers. Its a civilization that has reinvented itself across thousands of years — absorbing, adapting, resisting, transforming. It is the Andes whispering,...
Vinicunca in Peru is a mountain where Colors, Altitude, Myth, and Madness Collide. There are mountains you climb because they’re beautiful. Then there are mountains you climb because they’re famous. And then there’s Vinicunca, the Rainbow Mountain — a mountain you climb because your ego refuses to say no, even though your lungs are quietly filing a...
Peru is where the Earth remembers, the Mountains whisper, and the Amazon breathes in your ear - its not not like other places… Some places you visit… Some places you “do”. And then there’s Peru — a country that politely takes your itinerary, folds it into a paper plane, and sends it sailing into the Urubamba wind...
The Amazon doesn’t wake up. It never sleeps. It hums, breathes, whispers, and occasionally bites — a living, breathing opera where the orchestra never takes a break. Out here, you quickly realize you aren’t in nature. You’re in someone else’s home, and they’re all watching you — some from the trees, some from under the water,...
The Amazon doesn’t serve food — it offers challenges disguised as meals. Here, “What’s for lunch?” could mean anything from freshly grilled piranha to a drink that started life as a root and decided to reinvent itself. The jungle feeds you the way a strict teacher educates — with awe, surprise, and occasional pain. Here are...
A typical Caboclo house in the Amazon forest In the heart of the Brazilian Amazon, long before Wi-Fi signals and social media filters tried to define connection, there lived people who didn’t need either. They were connected — to river, root, rain, and rhythm. They’re called the Caboclos, and they are the Amazon’s quiet heartbeat.
It starts as a whisper. A shuffle of feet. A heartbeat that learns syncopation. And before you know it, Samba takes over. There’s no polite way to describe Samba. It isn’t music — it’s muscle memory. It’s Brazil’s love language, rebellion, and therapy session all rolled into one sweaty, glittering, glorious explosion.
After months of work, procrastination, and a healthy dose of laziness (not necessarily in that order), I finally sat down to write about my travel to the Galapagos Islands - that legendary archipelago where Darwin met his eureka moment. Here’s my five-day cruise through evolution’s playground: where sea lions do yoga, iguanas sneeze salt, and...
Santiago island is a beautiful island in the Galapagos. Full to the brim with natural beauty and natural oddities... And since Darwin was here, a natural formation that looks like a flush, better get his name, isn't it? Logical? Let’s be honest: if nature had a sense of humor, Darwin’s Toilet would be the punchline. Landscape...