8 days in Tibet, part 2, the landscape and food
Tibet is highly mountainous and blessed with blue skies when I was there and certain bits reminded me of Peru and Chile. My guide tells me that September and October […]
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8 days in Tibet, part 1 – The monasteries!
Today, I joined my group for the start of the tour with Tibet Vista. A couple from Kuala Lumpur, 2 ladies from San Diego and a Chinese American from San […]
My last 7 days on Belize rounds up my round the world travel for 2017/2018.
I decided to round up my round the world trip with a beach holiday just chilling out and not doing much. I chose Caye Caulker because I could do diving, […]
Guat’s up Guatemala?!
I managed to cover Guatemala in a week. However I did wish I had more time. Guatemala is famous for the coffee, chocolate, apparently the best rum in the world, amazing Mayan sites and active volcanos you can hike.
Mexico – there was a reason why everyone loves speedy Gonzales! 😂😂 – Part 1: Yucatan Peninsula
Cancun was my base for the Yucatan and Quintana Roo. Within that, I explored Tulum and Mérida and there were quite a number of archeological sites between these 2. ADO […]
Cuba – where music and rum runs in your arteries and vintage cars rule the street.
What is Cuba famous for? Their vintage cars, the Cigars, the invigorating music that you hear every corner, the rum, and the fact that they are stuck in time. Walking […]
Stella Goes West 