Tag Archives: Hiking

SAN MARTÍN DE LOS ANDES

It was the middle of winter when I arrived at the beautiful town of San Martín de los Andes, located in the province of Neuquén, in the southeast of Argentina. The city was covered with a thick layer of snow and looked like something out of a Christmas story, however, it was not December, butContinue reading “SAN MARTÍN DE LOS ANDES”

THE ROUTE OF THE VOLCANES IN THE PHILIPPINES

The Philippines is an archipelagic country, located in the Pacific Ring of Fire and has more than 100 volcanoes, distributed in its more than 7,000 wonderful islands. Volcanic activity is very abundant in the Ring of Fire, since it concentrates up to 75% of the world’s volcanoes. During your visit to this country, you shouldContinue reading “THE ROUTE OF THE VOLCANES IN THE PHILIPPINES”

NORTH FROM MANILA: PART II – MOUNTAIN PROVINCE

It’s said that if you put in a line all the rice terraces from the Mountain Province, located on the island of Luzon, they will surround the World. I am not sure if that’s true, but I can definitely affirm that the landscape offered by the terraces is really spectacular. So if you come toContinue reading “NORTH FROM MANILA: PART II – MOUNTAIN PROVINCE”

THE ISLAND OF VOLCANOES – LANZAROTE

Once upon a time in Lanzarote there was a wedding. However, while the family and friends celebrated this happy marriage, the largest volcano on the island erupted and one of the giant rocks expelled from inside crushed the unfortunate bride. The guests ran for cover, but the young groom grabbed a forge and tried toContinue reading “THE ISLAND OF VOLCANOES – LANZAROTE”

MY FAVORITE HIKING SPOTS AROUND MALAGA

Malaga, located in the south Spain, in Andalusia, stands out for its magnificent coasts of the Mediterranean Sea. However, not only the sea attracts the attention of travelers, but also its wonderful mountains full of endless routes for hiking. The best thing is that the routes are suitable for all audiences, since there are differentContinue reading “MY FAVORITE HIKING SPOTS AROUND MALAGA”