Part of the enjoyment for me visiting Angkor Wat is cycling round the closer sites. The further away sites can be reached by tuk tuk and I was lucky enough to find a great tuk tuk driver who looked after me and waited for me to take the photos that i wanted. It gets very […]
Read MorePaseo de Chagra is a festival of the people who live under the volcano Cotopaxi. It is held in the village of Machachi and is reputably the largest horse show in the world. The streets are filled with the cowboys of the Andes called Chagras showing off their horses prancing and dancing. Silver bridles gleam […]
Read MoreCenit el Centro de la Nina Trabajadora is a wonderful charity school which is run by Catholic nuns and started out as a charity for street girls to educate them and change their lives. It then invited the brothers of the girls to be educated and later started to work with whole families. This sytem […]
Read MoreThis party island with snow white sand and clear turquoise blue sea is paradise with a kick! One side of the beach is full of cool restaurants ranging from the cheap beach side snack bar to five star service and hotels ranging from shack to luxury condominiums and the other side is hip kite surfing […]
Read MoreThe Summer Palace is even more beautiful in winter as the lake is iced over and the sky is clearer than normal and the winter sunshine is lovely. Tiananmen Square has Mao looking over his people and you have to go underneath him to visit the Forbidden City. Beijing is impressive in its largeness everything […]
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