Why being restricted to just one side of the road? Not the people of Mexico, who are directed to change lanes on a steep, windy road on Route 150D between Orizaba, Veracruz and Tehuacán, Puebla. So, you’re driving downhill, correctly on the right side of the road, and…
Chan Chan, the largest pre-Columbian city in South America, was the capital of the Chimú Kingdom, the ancient civilization that came after the Mochas and which lasted until 1470, when it was conquered by the Inca Empire.
There is a hole in the Pacific Ocean which looks like a portal to a ancient and secret marine world. It is called Thor’s Well and it actually is a natural salt water fountain.
An intricate network of caves, a one-of-a-kind geological formation located at the southern far end of the world, in that charming, wild and remote region of America known as Patagonia.
Although it looks like a snowy wilderness, it is actually a veritable sea of white sand due to the wind erosion of the crystallized gypsum which is abundant in the region. The dunes of White Sands, a protected area in New Mexico, United States, represent the world’s largest gypsum sandbanks and…
The historical colonial city of Havana is the monumental capital of Cuba, a World Heritage Site since 1982, which is full of churches and historical monuments. Walking through its streets trapped in time is an experience that is more enjoyable on foot than any other transportation. Tough getting aroung on…