Travel Tales of Molly and Monty
Posts from out RTW Travel Trip
Today we spent time exploring the streets of Valparaiso in Chile, as a part of the walking tour. Here are some beautiful pictures for you to enjoy. Read more
Travelling is a passion, a dream for many. We have met so many people who defy all circumstances and make travelling a reality. So even though you have been a part of the rat race, once passion really hits, travel becomes a reality. Recently in Bolivia we met a French-Vietnamese couple – Vinh Bua and Quynh Nhu – from Paris who are on a world trip. They are travelling along with their two kids, Juliette (10) and Antoine (12). We felt so fortunate to have met them.
In one of our previous post ‘How to conquer The Death Road, Like We did‘ we detailed on our Death Road trip. Now here is the video of the same adventure.
Here is the video I made of 1 day living and studying in Sucre, Bolivia.
We studied in Sucre Spanish School which we highly recommend and stayed in ‘7 Patas’ Hostel where we got to meet some amazing people.
We are in this beautiful white city of Sucre in Bolivia. This is one of the most famous places to learn Spanish in South America. We came here with a plan to stay no more than few days but ended up staying for about a month.
Have you heard of the Death Road in Bolivia?
What and where is Death Road?
Death Road, also known as the most dangerous road in the world, is in Bolivia an hour north east from the capital city La Paz. Officially known as Yungas Road, this road is unpaved, about 65km long and descends 15,000 feet from Andes to the Amazon Forest.
As a foreigner, planning a trip to Tibet can be discouraging considering the planning involved, the permits required and a lot of waiting so patience is a virtue. It takes a great deal of motivation, determination to research and spend many hours reading to come up with a list of places to visit and things to do. Remember a foreigner cannot travel Tibet by oneself. A full time guide is necessary, tour must be booked, private transport must be arranged and permits must be obtained even before arriving in Tibet. So to simplify things here are 5 steps to follow when planning a trip to Tibet.
Konnichiwa Japan
Japan by far was the most surprising travel destination we came across. The culture, the food, the people and the technology is so impressive we could not believe we only had such a short time to indulge in this beauty. We loved and really admired the Japanese etiquettes. In the limited time we had in Japan we wanted to see as much as possible. Travelling in Japan is expensive, especially if you are on a budget. So it makes sense to make use of each day to the fullest so we did.
