We’ve been working while traveling for the last 2 years. But if we had unlimited time and unlimited money, here are 29 places we’ve already been that I would love to go back to.
My Four Favorite New Food Experiences (up to now)
My four favorite food experiences from our travels around the world.
Thoughts After Seven Months of Travel
It seems a shame to me that in the last 7 months, we didn’t see more, do more, meet more people. We had plans to do and accomplish different things, and I kind of feel like we planned to do…
Sunset in Ecuador, Sunrise in Peru
AKA – How to travel by bus from Cuenca, Ecuador to Chiclayo, Peru. One of our homework assignments while learning Spanish was to read about Atahualpa (the Incan King who “surrendered” to the Spanish). This happened near Cajamarca, Peru. (Stay…
Testimonials and Videos from (a few of the) Places We Have Stayed
Apartment in Quito, Ecuador (March, 2010) Since you stayed at the apartment (I have in Quito) last month, I have gotten a lot more bookings. I’m booked through the end of the summer, (2010). It’s been really great… having you…
Hostal Casa Del Rio in Cuenca, Ecuador
A Review of Hostal Casa Del Rio in Cuenca, Ecuador As you might expect with the name Hostal Casa Del Rio (House of/by the river), the hostal sits next to one of Cuenca’s main rivers. This means that from many…
A Great Video About Ecuador
As we wrap up our time in Ecuador, I’m feeling like there’s so much more to see. That’s a good thing to know and experience when leaving a place. It’s the feeling of “I want to go back”, and I’m…
Visiting Ingapirca, Ecuador: Ingapirca Ruins Of the Cañari and Incans
We took the bus company Trans Cañar to visit Ingapirca. We got a later start than planned and didn’t get to the Terminal Terrestre (Bus Terminal) in Cuenca until 11:10 AM. We took a taxi there for $1.25 from the…
Kookaburra Café And Accommodation In Cuenca, Ecuador – a review
A review of the Kookaburra Café In Cuenca, Ecuador Finding a vacation rental/hotel/café built and run by Australians in the middle of Cuenca, Ecuador, was a very nice and fun surprise. Jenny and Chris decided to build the Kookaburra Café…
Panama Hats: The Man and Woman In the Panama Hat
Panama Hats originated in Ecuador. In fact, Panama hats originated very close to Cuenca, Ecuador. So why are they called Panama hats? Well, that’s a long (perhaps sordid) tale involving: One of the journeys of Eloy Alfaro to Panama Teddy…