South America
Archaeology Inspiring Art Edvard Munch and archaeology aren’t two names you’d normally find side-by-side in an article. Right now, the…
The Qoyllur Rit'i festival is one of the oldest indigenous festivals on the planet. Translated as the Star Snow Festival,…
Home. A place or a feeling? Our 50+ hour bus ride was guided by our memory of a place we…
Seriously. And we’re looking forward to it! Here’s why: We’ve had a few travel marathon moments before. Be…
Just Passed the Half Way Point The entire trip is only five weeks for the unschoolers, and the first two…
Qenqo If you are planning on visiting the historical sites around the Cusco Region in Peru, one thing is for…
Shamanism, ancient wisdom, and sacred plants I was honored to sit down with documenatary filmmaker, Seti Gershberg and ask him…
We hope you forgive us for not updating our blog often during our travel-roller-coaster, but we are taking our time…
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The mesmerising country of Ecuador has so much going for it – especially in terms of little-visited destinations that remain…
Forty kilometers from Cuzco, is the small town of Maras where we find the Salinas Salt Ponds tucked into the…
According to Wikipedia: The Coricancha or Qorikancha (from the Quechua words Quri Kancha meaning “Golden Temple”), originally named Inti Kancha…
