Whilst huffing and puffing up those switchbacks, I climbed 4600 meters above the sea-level to see the breathtaking turquoise lake, Laguna 69. Laguna 69 is set in an idyllic setting in Ancash region where Huascaran Mountain leaps out of the 30 snow capped peaks towering over 6000 meters which makes the region a paradise for hikers. The indelible trip was… Continue reading Virtual Tour Of Laguna 69
Tag: South America
Backpacker’s Guide To Cusco
Cusco, also known as Cuzco or Qosq’o in Quechua is the preeminent city of the Inca Empire. South America’s oldest continuously inhabited city serves as the gateway to one of the seven wonders of the world Machu Picchu. Narrow cobblestone streets are flanked by tour agencies selling everything from coca leaves to trekking equipment and massage hawkers trying to convince people… Continue reading Backpacker’s Guide To Cusco
Guide To Visit Iguazu Falls.
Iguazu or Iguassu is the largest waterfalls system in the world. They derive as waterfalls of Iguazu River on the border of Brazilian State of Paraná and Argentinian province of Misiones. With nearly 300 individual falls spread over three kilometres and set in the jungle, this world heritage site is a breathtaking natural phenomenon, it is unlike any other waterfalls in the world and is a must in… Continue reading Guide To Visit Iguazu Falls.
Guide To Colonia Del Sacramento
Colonia Del Sacramento is a historic town located on the mouth of Uruguay River. It is one of the most visited towns in Uruguay due to wealth of its history and tranquility that could be found wandering around its cobblestone streets. Many travelers spend a day in Colonia while traveling between Buenos Aires and Montevideo. Getting… Continue reading Guide To Colonia Del Sacramento