Pulgas is good for a few hours of admiring the creativity of the hand-painted mirrors, personally designed candles, and Beatles pillowcases. It's kind of like a giant yard sale but cooler and with more or less crap for sale (depending on your perspective).
Category: Travel Guide
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Blog4NZ: 7 Epic Experiences In New Zealand
hen I made the decision to become a nomad, New Zealand was my first destination. The country will always hold a special place in my travel memories - not to mention it's one of the most beautiful places on Earth.
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Getting Religious At The Border: Las Lajas, Colombia
We pass a pair of apathetic llamas resting on the asphalt, stylishly dressed in sparkly top hats and sequined saddles. Their handler tries to entice us with a photo opportunity. I'm tempted, but I feel like strapping on one of the cowboy hats the lamas have tied to their saddles for visitors and wrapping my arms around their necks like we're old high school buddies would be insulting.
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Backpacking South America? How to Stay in Hostels For Free
You get free accommodation, the hostel gets free publicity and an expert review, and my website gets free promotion as well.
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My 2010 Travel Costs
It's a common misconception that traveling is expensive. It can be wildly pricey, or it can be unbelievably cheap, depending on your travel style, the countries you visit, how fast you travel, and the exchange rate of the money you'll be traveling with.