Vintage Travel Posters Of Latin America
In this post, I curate over 100 vintage travel posters of Latin America — organized by country — with prints dating from the early 1900s to the 1990s.
Ladies and gentlemen, you won’t want to miss this one!
The Best Least-Obvious Places To Live In Latin America
Gentlemen!
These days, the majority of the emails I receive (aside from hate mail, of course) have something to do with relocating to Latin America. Students that are wondering where to do a year abroad, retired men who are looking to say adios to the United States, digital nomads who are looking for a good base to settle down for a few months…folks from all kinds of backgrounds who are looking to live south of the border for various reasons.
Usually, they’re trying to sort out which city in Latin America would be best for them to live in. Here are some less-obvious answers to that question.
38 Captivating Vintage Photos Of Peru
Hey folks, today we’ll take a trip to the land of the mighty Inca and take a look at some vintage photos from Peru. I’ll tell you: I love Peru. But it wasn’t always that way…
10 Good Reasons To Live In Lima, Peru
What’s up, guys.
Once again, I’ve got Peru on my mind.
And, seeing as how it’s been 10 months since I left, I figured I’d honor it with a post about 10 good reasons to live in Lima…
65 Good Movies About Mexico, Central and South America
There are some truly great movies about South America, Central America and Mexico.
Watching movies is an excellent way to get a feel for the history, culture or atmosphere of a place; I’m always impressed at how a good film…
Cusco, Peru – City Guide for Nomads and Expats
Located high up in the Andes Mountains of southeastern Peru. A very important destination for commodity travellers who want to take pictures with indigenous children and pose in front of Manchu Picchu, which is only a day trip away…but jokes aside, Cusco is a charming town that, despite the hoards of tourists, has managed to maintain a sense of identity and authenticity.
Lima, Peru – City Guide for Nomads and Expats
Peru’s capital and largest city. Quite an ugly and sprawling metropolis by objective standards, but it does offer some of the continent’s most amazing food, and some pretty decent nightlife.
Huancayo, Peru Travel Guide for Nomads and Expats
A midsized city and the capital of the Junin Department in Peru’s central highlands. Huancayo doesn’t see many tourists compared to other Peruvian cities, such as Lima, Mancora, or Cusco. But is it a “hidden gem?” Let’s find out!
Is Lima, Peru Safe?
If you’ve somehow landed on this article, I assume you’re wondering: is Lima safe? And I’m going to get into all that. But first…
The 7 Most Interesting Markets In Lima, Peru
And now for something slightly different.
I don’t usually write about things that are easy to find on TripAdvisor or Lonely Planet.
One, because I’ll never beat them in Google, and two, because the kind of information asked on those sites is generally easy to find in 100s of other places on the Internet.
But when I Googled “best/interesting markets in Lima” today, what popped up was, frankly, wrong…