My hometown has always been small, but when it comes to food the options are never disappointing; from Italian, to mediterranean or simply mexican,
I’d always heard that Berlin was a gray and cold city, but I was glad to learn when I visited it that (in my personal opinion) it was the complete opposite!
We arrived to the Falls with anxiousness running through us, we would only be staying there for one night so we decided to make the best out of our time.
Since I was little I’d always wanted to visit the Taj Mahal, the world’s biggest monument dedicated to love, and to be honest it is one of the most mesmerizing (if not to say the most) constructions I’ve ever seen in my life.
Tequila is a place I’ve heard about for a long time, but it wasn’t until last weekend that I had the chance to finally meet it.
During our first day in Indonesia we had the fortune to visit one of their more famous temples “Prambanan”, this hindu temple was built in the year 850 AD,
San Miguel is a town famous for many of its characteristics, but specially because of its delicious food and exotic new restaurants.
The wonders of the world are named Wonders because of the immense sensation of wonder they start in you; and it is without a doubt that Machu Picchu indeed filled my mind and spirit with wonder and joy.
Udaipur also known as the City of Lakes was one of the most lovely cities India had prepared for us.
Peru was a country I’d seen in movies and heard about my parents hundreds of times when I was little;
I’ve always been in love with my country, for its culture, history, landscape, food and especially for its people. And as I’ve had the blessing to travel the world I’ve also had the opportunity to hear what people think about Mexico and the stereotypes it has.
