Adventure Updates
The true capital of Bolivia. This colonial city has a lot of Spanish architectural roots, but the local population has transformed it into something of their own.
We spent five days in Sucre, wandering...
Bolivia isn’t internationally known for its culinary chops. But nestled within these sloping streets are a few restaurants that are worth talking about.
When we started this trip, we had one rule...
Simultaneously the best and worst thing we have ever done. The highest high’s and the lowest lows on our trip were mere hours apart.
Huyana Potosi is the 5th tallest mountain in Bolivia, rising...
First hike in Bolivia! This peak that stretches 5300m over sea level is part of the larger Condoriri mountain range to the north of La Paz. It doesn’t have any snow at the moment, though it does...
We woke up bright and early to a brand new country. New traditions, new languages, new adventures. We were excited to experience a whole other brand of mountains, food and city.
La Paz is the third...
Peru has a fantastic gastronomy. It is known as the top country for cuisine in South America. We think this is largely due to the Asian influence that is had on the cuisine.
Peruvian food markets are...
Peru is a country that is blessed with a rich culinary world, breathtaking varied landscapes, and a complicated cultural history, with many sites of ancient ruin. The combination of all of these makes...
Straddling the border of Peru and Bolivia lies the impressively large, sacred and cultural Lake Titicaca. This lake is where the mythology of the Inca begins. It is this lake that centered pre-Inca cultures...
The heart of the Inca empire. This city is steeped with culture and history of both the Inca, and the Spanish colonials.
We arrived dead tired off of our Salkantay and Sacred Valley adventures. We recovered...
Once again, its another pre-4:00AM wake up for a hike. We got dressed, got our snacks and water, and began the 2 hour journey to the ancient Inca city.
This walk is a common one, but it doesn’t...