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Read more: untitled post 4074Cusco, Peru “Do you think if the Spaniards hadn’t destroyed the Inca’s, Peru and South America as a whole, would’ve been a world power?” I asked our tour guide. He smiled shyly and nodded. “Definitely. Cusco, the capital of the world,” he answered dreamily as we looked upon the city from up top.
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Read more: untitled post 4021Faces: Colombia pt. 1 Every year, in between those lazy limbo days after Christmas and before New Years, my hometown of Cali throws a week-long extraordinary salsa festival unlike any other. So famous is the Feria de Cali, that many around the world travel to see the almost supernatural dancers twist and turn incredibly fast,…
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Toribío, Colombia
Read more: Toribío, ColombiaAs many may already know (thank you novelas that overshadow the much more abundant history of Colombia), the Colombian drug war has been anything but “cool.” The violence is often embellished in the latest trending Netflix series, stuffed with rad tactics, and incredibly action-packed scenes. But in reality, the war has truly been a divisive tragedy…
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Faces: Mazunte, Mexico
Read more: Faces: Mazunte, MexicoOnly a relatively short but seemingly extended journey from Puerto Escondido lies a quiet beach town stitched together by one main road. Often described as being bohemian and laid back, Mazunte thrives on the curiosity of tourists and its fame for being a Pueblo Magico. Its waves are ravenous and immediately hemmed to its long…