Our Travel Journey: Latin America & Beyond
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Travelling North from Bogotá the temperatures climb as you move to lower altitudes into the fertile and economically productive provinces of Boyacá and Santander. Once you have escaped the notorious Bogotá traffic, the route North …
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After the hiatus of the pandemic, the world is beginning to open up and we decided to gently return to international travel by returning to Colombia, a country we last visited in 2018. We made …
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Pilgrimage walk from London to Canterbury, following the old pilgrimage route to Beckets shrine at Canterbury Cathedral and made famous in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales.
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After returning from South America at the end of 2018 we planned to have a year off travelling before embarking on an overland journey down the Silk Road from London through Turkey and Central Asia …
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Peru is your archetypal South American country with an intoxicating mixture of Andean culture, colourful markets, spectacular scenery, elegant colonial cities and probably South America’s best cuisine. Most visitors make pretty much the same tour …
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Cartagena in the run up to Christmas
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Tayrona National Park,
Tropical beaches where the unspoilt jungle meets the Caribbean Sea
Villa de Leyva stands as a living monument to Colombia’s colonial past, offering visitors an authentic experience of the country’s rich history and culture. Its peaceful plazas, well-preserved architecture, and stunning surroundings make it a must-visit destination, that retains its authentic Colombian character.
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Bogotá, Colombia’s vibrant capital, blends history, modernity, and culture with dynamic street art, iconic landmarks like the Museo del Oro, and the colonial charm of La Candelaria. Set high in the Andes, the city offers a unique urban experience amidst its rich history, political art, and mountainous backdrop.
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Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais’ capital, offers a blend of modern urban design and colonial history. Known for its vibrant culture, economic significance, and commitment to green spaces, the city boasts attractions like Praça da Liberdade, Pampulha Modern Ensemble, and Mercado Central, making it an authentic Brazilian destination.
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