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The Misminay Community of Peru: A Legacy of Ancestral Farming

November 11, 2025

During my stay in Peru, on my way to Machu Picchu, I had the opportunity to visit another indigenous community known as the Misminay situated in the Valle Sagrado (Sacred Valley), 12,000 feet above sea level. This primarily agricultural community is known for preserving ancestral customs both in agriculture and in weaving.

The City of Lima…The Pulse of Peru

October 12, 2025

Art Destinations Arts/Culture Wanderlust

After 12 days of traveling through Peru’s countryside from the colonial city of Arequipa to Machu Picchu, I decided to spend several weeks in the City of Lima to both recover and to become acquainted with the other side of Peru widely known as the culinary capital of South America.

Three Weeks in Santiago, Chile: Between the Andes and the Sky

October 10, 2025

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I am now staying in the city of Santiago, Chile, a large modern metropolis with a walkable historic center. A blend of modern living surrounded by colonial architecture and the panoramic views of the Andes Mountains. A country that endured 17 years of a brutal dictatorship led by General Pinochet

The City of Eternal Spring: A Week in Medellin, Colombia

September 17, 2025

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On my way to Peru, I thought I would make a couple of stops through Colombia to visit a friend in Bogota and to spend a week in Medellin. Many folks have suggested visiting this vibrant, transformed city. After Bogota, Medellin is the second largest city in Colombia. A city

The Floating Islands: The Enduring World of the Uro People of Peru

September 17, 2025

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Traveling to Peru opens a world of diversity and traditions that are tied to thousands of years of history. The story of the Uro People represents one of the oldest living cultures in the Andes, and it is quite remarkable. It is also one in a series of stories on

Twelve Days Across Peru: The Road to Machu Picchu

September 17, 2025

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A journey through the countryside of Peru beyond just visiting Machu Picchu was on my list of places to go before I die. My objective was to undertake a slow-paced journey through Peru to thoroughly explore its countryside, landscapes, the imposing Andes mountains, colonial cities, rural towns, and its indigenous

From Guadalajara’s Grand Plazas to Tlaquepaque’s Artisan Alleys

July 19, 2025

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A four-day road trip to the cities of Guadalajara with day tours to the neighboring city of Tlaquepaque, 20 minutes away. Guadalajara is Mexico’s second largest city, the birthplace of mariachi music, tequila and the charreada (Mexican rodeo). Its historic center is impressive with huge interlocking pedestrian plazas that draw

Puerto Vallarta: A Tapestry of Color and Culture

June 22, 2025

Art Destinations Arts/Culture Wanderlust

During my stay in Bucerias, Mexico, I made a day trip to Puerto Vallarta, a 20-minute ride from Bucerias where I am living. This colonial city became famous back in the 1960s, thanks to a global tabloid sensation when Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, both married to other people were

Between Volcanoes and Valleys: Living San José

May 3, 2025

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I stayed in the City of San Jose in Costa Rica for two weeks for a short stop on my way to Mexico. Costa Rica is renowned as a pioneer and leader in ecotourism. The City of San Jose itself is not a big tourist attraction as most of its

Culture, Coast, and Condo Keys: My Bucerías Story

May 3, 2025

Art Destinations Arts/Culture Wanderlust

Since leaving Costa Rica, I have been residing in the beach town of Bucerias, north of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. This quaint and charming beach town on the Pacific Coast was once popular among divers, searching for pearls found in oysters. Hence, its name Bucerias from the Spanish verb”

25 Days in Quito: A Visual Diary of Culture, Color & and Cuisine

April 13, 2025

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I spent 25 days in Quito, Ecuador, known as the first UNESCO world culture heritage site. It is 9,350 feet above sea level (at times, feeling a bit breathless). Quito is nestled deep into a valley surrounded by Andean mountains and volcanoes. One of the most biodiversity regions in the

Faces of “Carnaval”: A Visual Story from the Heart of Ecuador

April 13, 2025

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During my time in Quito, Ecuador, I attended “Carnaval “(quite different from what I expected). First, carnavals in all Ecuador are rooted among the Huarangas natives which over time got mixed in with Christian beliefs brought on by the Spanish colonizers. Each city celebrates “carnaval” a bit differently where

The Misminay Community of Peru: A Legacy of Ancestral Farming

The City of Lima…The Pulse of Peru

Three Weeks in Santiago, Chile: Between the Andes and the Sky

The City of Eternal Spring: A Week in Medellin, Colombia

The Floating Islands: The Enduring World of the Uro People of Peru

Twelve Days Across Peru: The Road to Machu Picchu

From Guadalajara’s Grand Plazas to Tlaquepaque’s Artisan Alleys

Puerto Vallarta: A Tapestry of Color and Culture

Between Volcanoes and Valleys: Living San José

Culture, Coast, and Condo Keys: My Bucerías Story

25 Days in Quito: A Visual Diary of Culture, Color & and Cuisine

Faces of “Carnaval”: A Visual Story from the Heart of Ecuador

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