Stand at the North Pole and, if you are lucky, you will be standing on a layer of ice. If you are still lucky it may be 2 metres thick, otherwise, you’ll be treading water 4 kilometres deep. Stand at the South Pole and you will be on solid ground – well, solid ice over 2800 metres thick. Read on and
Read MoreChachapoyas has been one of Peru’s best kept secrets for years. Hidden in one of the most remote corners of the high Andes, and boasting innumerable and priceless archaeological ruins, this is the region avid adventurers head to when they wish to get completely off the well-hiked trail. Imagine expl
Read MoreSituated on the high cliffs at the southern end of the bay of Lima, lies Barranco. Unlike many other parts of the city of Lima, Barranco has kept all its charm from its bygone days as well as being stacked with period buildings. The area has a buzzing arts scene and bohemian vibe. The cliffs of Chor
Read MoreAre there polar bears in Antarctica, a spectacular land of ice, framed by frigid waters and home to a plethora of hardy creatures? Read on to find out!So do Polar Bears Exist in Antarctica?Antarctica is home to a kaleidoscope of incredibly fascinating creatures, but polar bears are NOT among them. A
Read MoreThe Wildlife of the Panama Canal is a stunning surprise for all visitors to this enticing country. Surprised to learn that one of the world’s most impressive feat of engineering is home to a plethora of amazing creatures? You shouldn’t be. This is South America, after all!Panama Canal. Photo credit:
Read MoreThe ancient Mayans were certainly renowned for creating monumental architectural gems, with hundreds of archaeological sites discovered all over Central America’s Yucatan Peninsula. Although you’ll probably visit quite a few Mayan sites during your tour of Central America, you’ll find none that will
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