30-04-2012 Cusco to Machu Picchu, easy way to take the train from Ollanta Station to Aguas Calientes, this town located a few miles from the site. It’s a scenic 3.5-hour trip each way along tracks that run right along the Urubamba River in the Sacred Valley, with dramatic canyon walls …
01/05/2012 It’s a day long journey to Puno about 400 km by bus. Puno is situated on the shores of Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world. The incredible views of the land, mountains, and high lands, interspersed with small villages and the majestic back drop of Andes …
The Inca believed Lake Titicaca be the birthplace of the sun. When you look at the stunning scenery of the lake, it is easy to understand why. Lake Titicaca has been inhabited for thousands of years, and recent research has uncovered evidence of objects being thrown into the lake as offerings …
5-05-2012 From Buenos Aires to El Calafate flight via Ushuaia by Argentina Airlines took 5 hrs and 10 minutes, covering 3000 km In the southwest of Argentine Patagonia, the picturesque village of El Calafate sits on the shore of Lago Argentino, the largest lake in the country. The city dates …
It is an amazing experience to ride in a speed boat through the icy rivers in the South of Argentina from El Calafate. The Boat sail across Patagonian Glacier and through the northern waters of Lake Argentino, gives a stunning natural landscapes of the towering ice walls and the immense …
06/05/2012 From El Calafate it is an 80 km Bus ride to Los Glaciares National Park. The bus stopped in between many places to take photos of beautiful scenic sports. After entering the Andean Patagonian forest, we stopped at the “Curva de los Suspiros” (Sighs Curve) to enjoy the first …
Manaus- Brazil 10/05/2012 We arrived at Manaus airport, and transferred to Amazon Eco Park, Jungle Lodge, and accommodation in the middle of actual jungle. Amazon Macaws welcomed us at the reception. Next day woke up to the sounds of another world, unchanged for centuries. Soon we left for the jungle …
13-05-2012 Rio De Janeiro was discovered on the 1st of January 1502 by Portuguese explorers. Portuguese were the first ones to rule Rio as they landed on the soil of Guanabara Bay. The bay forms the opening of a river, hence the name ‘Rio de Janeiro’ which means ‘River of January’. The …
20-08-2011 After World War II, Warsaw rose from the ashes to welcome you today with open arms. It is deservedly considered a cultural, business, educational and tourist centre. Walk through the green parks, listen to Chopin’s music, and taste Polish cuisine. When it’s time to leave, you won’t say goodbye, …
The Wieliczka salt mine, excavated from the 13th century, produced table salt continuously until 2007, as one of the world’s oldest operating salt mines. Throughout its history, the royal salt mine was operated by the Zupy Krakowskie (Krakow Salt Mines) company. It reaches a depth of 327 meters and has …
