Tag Archives: Road-Trip

THE BLUE MOUNTAIN: EL CHALTEN

In the southern area of Andes, in the province of Santa Cruz, located in Patagonia, there is El Chaltén,a small Argentine town, situated on the banks of the River de Las Vueltas. This town is fortunate to be located in the Glacier National Park, a fantastic region that leaves visitors speechless due to its resplendentContinue reading “THE BLUE MOUNTAIN: EL CHALTEN”

RIBIERA SACRA: MYSTERIOUS LAND IN SPAIN

Ribiera Sacra, located in in northeastern Spain, full of beautiful landscapes is a Galician secret still little explored place by tourists that leaves visitors speechless with its incredible views of rivers that flow between magnificent mountains. A sacred place, undoubtedly, as its name suggests, revered since Celtic rule, for whom the oak forests, predominant inContinue reading “RIBIERA SACRA: MYSTERIOUS LAND IN SPAIN”

DISCOVERING BOHOL BY MOTORCYCLE

When I lived in Manila I used to escape on weekends to anywhere far from the big city, be it to the incredible Philippine islands or the nearby countries, in order to disconnect from the endless and very frequent traffic jams in the capital. One of my getaways took place on the island of Bohol,Continue reading “DISCOVERING BOHOL BY MOTORCYCLE”

ROADTRIP THROUGH NAVARRE

Navarra is the Spanish autonomous community, located to the northeast on the Iberian Peninsula, whose name originates from the term naba, which in old Basque meant “flat land surrounded by mountains”. It is a green region of incredible beauty, unusual landscapes and cultural heritage of great historical and artistic value that you should not missContinue reading “ROADTRIP THROUGH NAVARRE”

I’VE ALWAYS LIKED THE DESERT: SAHARA

It is difficult to explain in words the sensations that invade the soul when sitting on a desert dune and being surrounded by the infinity of sandy landscapes. Perhaps the phrase of Antoine de Saint-Exupery: “I have always liked the desert. You sit on a sand dune in the desert, you don’t see anything, andContinue reading “I’VE ALWAYS LIKED THE DESERT: SAHARA”