My Nomad Anniversary
4 years living as a nomad, my favorite countries and adventures, my epic fails and some random lessons
Tagged: Peru
January in Hong Kong & Peru & Guatemala
Reflecting on the last 3 Januarys since I have become a nomad. From Guatemala to Peru to Hong Kong, it has been an adventure filled with joy and challenges and awe and overwhelm and I wouldn’t change a single experience.
Happy Birthday to my little travel blog
It’s been a year since I published my first blog post. Since then I have travelled through 3 countries in South America, made a quick trip to Greece, spent some time in Canada and moved to Hong Kong for a year. I have also looked back and reflected on my time in Kenya and doing to Camino de Santiago. To everyone who has subscribed to my little blog, thank you. I will continue to share my journey.
Heading to Bolivia and the nomad life
Travelling from Peru to Bolivia and learning lessons along the way. Overnight buses, challenging border crossing and delightful surprises in Copacabana.
Loving & leaving Cusco – the good, the bad, the unusual
I loved living in Cusco, Peru for 3 months. Discovering all of the local spots and going on big ‘tourist’ adventures – the best of both worlds. Well-dressed dogs, crowded buses, amazing street food and unusual business practices – I enjoyed it all.
Moray, Pisac and ATVs – the joy is in the journey
Finding joy in the journey to Moray, trying new things, meeting new friends in Pisac and trying so many types of new food, when Parker came to visit me in Peru.
Peru with Parker – drenched, confused & delighted
Exploring Peru with Parker was magical. The Temple of the Moon and Lake Titicaca and discovering that the magic happens when things go wrong and you simply go with the flow. Also remember that the view is always worth the climb!
Sacred Valley – always finding something wondrous
A few days in the Sacred Valley, exploring with a local guide and taking time to really learn the history and meet local people. The ruins at Ollantaytambo and Moray are spectacular, and travelling by scooter was the most fun.
Cusco – I’m on top of the world
A day in Pisac and travelling like a local. The Pisac Archaeological Ruins are worth a visit – incredible energy and breath-taking views.
Cusco – the way you make me feel
Cusco, Peru – Beginning 3 months of living in Cusco and loving it. Joyful moments from my first few days. Grateful for the small things.
