Mexico has been inhabited by a huge number of civilizations throughout History, many of which still remain as unraveled mysteries. Additionally, when the Spanish arrived, an amazing fusion of the indigenous and Spanish cultures took place, which is nowadays reflected in many aspects of Mexican society and traditions, such as its food. Here we bring you 10 of the most interesting facts about Mexico.
When we travelled to the Philippines, we flew through Beijing. We decided to extend a bit the layovers in order to be able to visit the main attractions of the Chinese capital. Thanks to it, we had the chance to explore places like the Great Wall, the Forbidden City and the Summer Palace, in addition to enjoying the delicious Peking duck.
We present a 2-day route around the southwest region of Iceland. The itinerary that we follow is a modified version of the route known as “Golden Circle”. Iceland is a unique destination where you can enjoy amazing landscapes and natural formations, such as glaciers, impressive waterfalls and geisers, in addition to seeing the northern lights.
Today we bring you 10 interesting facts about Iceland, the land of fire and ice. Find out here some of the reasons that make this country and its culture unique.
Japan is a unique country very special for us. We have uncountable stories to tell you about our adventures in Japan, but as a starter here we bring you 10 interesting and surprising facts about this amazing country.
We finished our Palau trip by visiting the island of Peleliu, where one of the main battles of World War II took place. This small island in southern Palau is covered with historical sites and artifacts from the battle, including thousands of unexploded projectiles!
With this post, we start a new section where we will bring you interesting facts about the countries we have visited. We begin the series with Palau.
For our second-to-last day in Palau, we decided to dive again at some of its best sites. Even though it seemed difficult that we could be impressed further after having enjoyed so many natural wonders in Palau, its underwater world left us amazed once again.
We began our fifth day in Palau by exploring the islands in a new way: by air! After it, we did a roadtrip around Babeldaob, the largest island in the country. In Babeldaob, we discovered several traditional and modern monuments related to the Palauan culture and history.
During our fourth day in Palau, we explored the Rock Islands in detail. We could travel around them by boat, kayak and even snorkel in their waters. We visited plenty of amazing places, including a sea lagoon inhabited by millions of jellyfish.