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Peru Trilogy. 2. Arequipa, Colca Canyon & Condors
I was gobsmacked by the beauty of Arequipa and the area already at the airport as soon as I landed. The numerous volcanoes standing around this town complement its beauty and charm. Out of a... read on
Arequipa, Peru travel report by Krys Dudek

Paris of the Maya people.
From the south of the country, there were two ways up to the Mayan ruins in Copán. One went right to the city of San Pedro Sula - the main road, the other went via Santa Bárbara, which was a... read on
Copan, Honduras travel report by Krys Dudek

Secretly friendly.
Antigua Guatemala, the former capital, is a bright spot on a confused map of the country. Guatemala has been suffering from an inconsistent reporting about its qualities. Its splendid Mayan... read on
Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala travel report by Krys Dudek

Green and foggy Minho
This is the region where the country was born. Guimaraes is the birthplace of Portugal's first king, Alfonso Henriques. Also here the name Kingdom Portucale was used for the first time. It i... read on
Braga, Portugal travel report by louis

Amed: Village off the Beaten Track (east Bali)
Amed is on Bali's east coast. The nearest bigger town is Amlapura (44 km). The nearest smaller town is Culik (3 km), which is the main transport hub. It is a bit of a backwater and transport... read on
Amed, Indonesia travel report by marianne

Belgium's diamond centre is charming. Antwerp.
Legend has it that long, long time ago, a monster giant lived in the mouth of the Scheldt river taxing the traffic into the city. Trade suffered immensely, poverty kept spreading and fear ke... read on
Antwerpen, Belgium travel report by Krys Dudek

Barcelona - a city post Olympics
I really shouldn't try to explain Barcelona or even Madrid, as we have so many members who have a better insight than I, but from the outside looking in Spain can provide the perfect holiday... read on
Barcelona, Spain travel report by mistybleu

Cracow (Kraków) - the royal city
Cracow used to be the capital of Poland till 1596 when king Sigismund III Vasa decided that Warsaw should be the central city (then it was a rela... read on		Aug 2007
Cracow, Poland travel report by Adam Hoszman

Sun Sea Surf Sand Shopping Sightseeing and Sex
Bali is just two hour’s plus away from Singapore and it took me many many years later to make my 1st visit there. I have always wondered what the... read on		Nov 2009
Bali, Indonesia travel report by gloriajames

Bulls running on the streets of Aigues-Mortes.
When I was visiting my friends in Montpellier, and one of them had to figure out how to interpret the communication patterns of an killer whale family for her PhD dissertation, the other too... read on
Aigues-Mortes, France travel report by Krys Dudek

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