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Across the High Passes to Song-Kul Lake on Foot

Introduction Song-Kul (also spelled Son-Kul)…

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The Ultimate Guide to Issyk-Kul’s North Shore Attractions

Introduction There’s something quietly magnetic…

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Beyond Tash Rabat: Crossing Panda Pass to Reach Chatyr-Kul

Introduction Hidden deep in the…

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Kel Suu Lake: The Most Unreal Place You’ve Never Heard Of

Introduction Kel-Suu is a remarkable…

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Salkyn Tor National Park: A Mountain Escape Near Naryn

Introduction Just a short drive…

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In Europe August 13, 2020

Main Sudetes Trail (Stage 8): Andrzejówka Hut – Zygmuntówka Hut

Nearly 30 km to go, no time to waste. Hiking or not, breakfast is always an important meal and somehow it just sets the mood for the rest…

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In Europe August 10, 2020

Guide to Chamonix: 1 day at the base of Mont Blanc

Introduction The main attraction bringing tourists to Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, commonly known as Chamonix, is Mont Blanc. The summit of the highest mountain in Western Europe is at 4810m a.s.l.…

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In Europe August 5, 2020

Main Sudetes Trail (Stage 7): Krzeszów – Andrzejówka Hut

After most of the previous day spent in Krzeszów, when the weather was rainy, then sunny, then stormy again I was really happy to wake up and see…

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In Europe August 3, 2020

Main Sudetes Trail (Stage 6): Lubawka – Krzeszów

Today is a relaxing day. It doesn’t mean that I’m gonna be in bed the whole day watching Netflix though. Instead, I have 10 kilometres to walk through…

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In Europe July 15, 2020

Main Sudetes Trail (Stage 5): Średnica Pass – Lubawka

The plan for day 5 was to cover the distance of approximately 23 km, which gave us plenty of time to enjoy the hike without the need of…

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In Europe July 5, 2020

Sierra de Bernia Circuit

Sierra Bernia mountain range is located around 140 km south of Valencia and 65 km north of Alicante, covering an area of 1,900 hectares. It divides the Costa…

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In Europe June 28, 2020

Main Sudetes Trail (Stage 4): Karpacz – Średnica Pass

Our fourth day of the hike began in Karpacz and the target was about 22 km further around Średnica Pass. Not a very demanding day from the physical…

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In Europe June 20, 2020

Main Sudetes Trail (Stage 3): Odrodzenie Hut – Karpacz

And again. Opened my eyes in the morning, saw the backpack and I knew it is going to be another day on the track. Fog from the previous…

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In Europe June 10, 2020

Main Sudetes Trail (Stage 2): Szklarska Poręba – Odrodzenie Hut

Day 1 made us tired but warm dinner and good sleep helped to recover quickly. At 9 AM we were packed and ready to go. The weather wasn’t…

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In Europe June 6, 2020

Main Sudetes Trail (Stage 1): Świeradów Zdrój – Szklarska Poręba

The day has come! The clock showed 10 AM when I was parking the car at the guarded yard at the Wyszyńskiego and Sienkiewicza streets crossing. The price…

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    La Paz 🇧🇴 is the world’s highest administrative ca La Paz 🇧🇴 is the world’s highest administrative capital, perched at around 3,650 meters above sea level and built within a dramatic canyon beneath the towering Illimani (6,438 m). The city is connected by the world’s largest urban cable car network, Mi Teleférico, which offers spectacular views of the Andes and the sprawling neighborhoods that climb the canyon walls. Few cities combine such striking geography, altitude, and culture in one place.
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#lapaz #bolivia #boliviatravel #southamerica #andes
    Salt crusts, volcanic cones, and sediment channels Salt crusts, volcanic cones, and sediment channels dominate a landscape of Bolivian Altiplano created over millions of years by Andean uplift.
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    Beyond the famous Salar de Uyuni, the road trip th Beyond the famous Salar de Uyuni, the road trip through southwest Bolivia feels like traveling across another planet. The route crosses the high-altitude Altiplano at over 4,000 meters, winding past red, green, and blue mineral-rich lagoons filled with flamingos, steaming geothermal fields, active volcanic landscapes, and vast deserts that seem to stretch forever. 
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#bolivia #desert #southamerica #altiplano #boliviatravel
    On a road trip around Bolivian Altiplano, you can On a road trip around Bolivian Altiplano, you can spot a surprising variety of wildlife, including large flocks of flamingoes around high-altitude lagoons, as well as wild Vicuña grazing across the plains, domesticated Llama and Alpaca herds, rock-dwelling Southern viscacha, and, with some luck, the elusive Andean fox. 
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#bolivia #altiplano #animals #lama #desert
    Salar de Uyuni is the world’s largest salt flat, c Salar de Uyuni is the world’s largest salt flat, covering more than 10,000 square kilometers. During the rainy season, a thin layer of water turns the surface into a giant natural mirror, creating some of the most surreal landscapes on Earth.

Isla Incahuasi sits in the middle of the salt flat but was once part of an ancient lake that existed thousands of years ago. Today, it’s covered with giant cacti, some over 1,000 years old and several meters tall. 
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#salar #salardeuyuni #bolivia #southamerica #saltflats
    The Acueductos de Cantalloc are an ancient system The Acueductos de Cantalloc are an ancient system of underground aqueducts built by the pre-Inca Nazca culture near Nazca, about 1,500 years ago. They were designed to collect and transport groundwater through one of the driest deserts in the world. 

Their most distinctive feature is the series of spiral-shaped access wells called puquios, which allowed maintenance and ventilation of the underground channels. 

Of the roughly 40–46 aqueducts originally built, more than 30 are still functioning today, supplying water for local agriculture.
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#peru #southamerica #nazca #engineering #ancientarchitecture
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La Paz 🇧🇴 is the world’s highest administrative ca La Paz 🇧🇴 is the world’s highest administrative capital, perched at around 3,650 meters above sea level and built within a dramatic canyon beneath the towering Illimani (6,438 m). The city is connected by the world’s largest urban cable car network, Mi Teleférico, which offers spectacular views of the Andes and the sprawling neighborhoods that climb the canyon walls. Few cities combine such striking geography, altitude, and culture in one place.
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#lapaz #bolivia #boliviatravel #southamerica #andes
Salt crusts, volcanic cones, and sediment channels Salt crusts, volcanic cones, and sediment channels dominate a landscape of Bolivian Altiplano created over millions of years by Andean uplift.
.
.
#bolivia #desert #southamerica #altiplano #boliviatravel
Beyond the famous Salar de Uyuni, the road trip th Beyond the famous Salar de Uyuni, the road trip through southwest Bolivia feels like traveling across another planet. The route crosses the high-altitude Altiplano at over 4,000 meters, winding past red, green, and blue mineral-rich lagoons filled with flamingos, steaming geothermal fields, active volcanic landscapes, and vast deserts that seem to stretch forever. 
.
.
#bolivia #desert #southamerica #altiplano #boliviatravel
On a road trip around Bolivian Altiplano, you can On a road trip around Bolivian Altiplano, you can spot a surprising variety of wildlife, including large flocks of flamingoes around high-altitude lagoons, as well as wild Vicuña grazing across the plains, domesticated Llama and Alpaca herds, rock-dwelling Southern viscacha, and, with some luck, the elusive Andean fox. 
.
.
#bolivia #altiplano #animals #lama #desert
Salar de Uyuni is the world’s largest salt flat, c Salar de Uyuni is the world’s largest salt flat, covering more than 10,000 square kilometers. During the rainy season, a thin layer of water turns the surface into a giant natural mirror, creating some of the most surreal landscapes on Earth.

Isla Incahuasi sits in the middle of the salt flat but was once part of an ancient lake that existed thousands of years ago. Today, it’s covered with giant cacti, some over 1,000 years old and several meters tall. 
.
.
#salar #salardeuyuni #bolivia #southamerica #saltflats
The Acueductos de Cantalloc are an ancient system The Acueductos de Cantalloc are an ancient system of underground aqueducts built by the pre-Inca Nazca culture near Nazca, about 1,500 years ago. They were designed to collect and transport groundwater through one of the driest deserts in the world. 

Their most distinctive feature is the series of spiral-shaped access wells called puquios, which allowed maintenance and ventilation of the underground channels. 

Of the roughly 40–46 aqueducts originally built, more than 30 are still functioning today, supplying water for local agriculture.
.
.
#peru #southamerica #nazca #engineering #ancientarchitecture
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