Someday Sherpa shares the stories of a girl and her Sherpa taking a big kid gap year to travel through Mexico, Central and South America.
All in Peru
If you'd told me a year ago that I'd do a 10 day trek through one of the world's highest mountain ranges, I'd laugh and tell you there's no way I'd go without a shower and home comforts for that long.
If you want to walk for days on end with your head in the clouds, Peru’s Cordillera Blanca is just the ticket.
Mirage or magic? Peru's just raised the bar again by offering endless sand dunes and a genuine oasis.
The Inca capital, a foodies haven or shoppers paradise...don't settle on one as Cusco has it all.
The five day Salkantay Trek is fast becoming the biggest rival to the Inca Trail. Snowcapped mountains meet lush jungle with the grand finale landing you at Machu Picchu.
After years of gazing at rainbows high above, I jumped at the chance to climb the rainbow that fell to earth in Peru.
Sophisticated, cultured, beautiful...that's Arequipa. Us on the other hand, we had Pisco running through our veins when we left.
Let’s look at the silly facts of why I want to climb into the rarified air occupied by commercial airlines and the Andean Condor.
Take a journey into the deepest canyon in the world, the Colca Canyon.
Imagine feeling so threatened that you had to build yourself a network of floating islands and cast yourselves into the depths of the world's highest navigable lake to defend your community.
