Transiting in Guayaquil, Ecuador: My Amazing Race from Cuenca to Puerto Lopez
Some cities can be intimidating, even for someone who grew up in one of the world’s speediest cities. Often, IContinue Reading
Category: Travel Rambles
Agua Blanca, Ecuador: Socio-cultural sustainability at its best
I was counting on serendipity, and I was not disappointed. We first heard of Agua Blanca during our bus journeyContinue Reading
Playa Los Frailes: One of Ecuador’s most beautiful beaches
Playa Los Frailes is an exclusive beach, in the sense that it is located within the Machalilla National Park and one needsContinue Reading
Puerto Lopez, Ecuador: Conversation with a Fisherman
Fishing is one of the main industries in Puerto Lopez, but sadly, the morning fish market seems to be overlooked most of the time.
Explore Puerto Lopez: The Man behind Nautilus Hotel
As travellers, we often cross paths with inspiring figures, sometimes dynamic individuals and other times, more subtle souls that impel one toContinue Reading
Poor Man’s Galapagos: A real-life documentary at Isla de La Plata
The strategically-located Puerto Lopez is the gateway to the Poor Man’s Galapagos – more commonly known as Isla de LaContinue Reading
Missing Puerto Lopez, that small fishing town of Ecuador
I have been missing Puerto Lopez. Set along the central coast of Ecuador, Puerto Lopez, boosts a tropical climate andContinue Reading
Travel Reflections: Revisiting Old Places & Falling In Love Again
I have been travelling for close to a month now, and as I come to the last leg of my journey… … I wondered about fellow travellers: did you ever feel like you’ve left a part of you in places that you have visited?
Explore Bogota, Colombia: Immersive Experiences in the Capital City
Bogota evokes mixed emotions for me. While the crazy traffic and cold weather made me feel dreary, it’s undeniable that this city is very much alive and has that buzz and diversity that only great cities harbour.
Armenia, Colombia: Recalling The Miracle City I Called Home For 4 Months
Shortly before the end of our studies in Colombia, we were invited to a professor’s home for a gathering andContinue Reading
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