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For the aimless explorers and those aspiring to be

Like an expanding nebula, I move through life without predetermined purpose or fixed direction. During my trajectory, I observe and attempt to make sense of the things that come my way.

In this corner of the universe, you’ll find articles and insights about travel, cities, writing, productivity, the future and beyond, all designed to inspire your own adventure or make your wandering more enjoyable.

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Latest Posts

Day trip to The Jesuit Mission ruins: La Santisima Trinidad de Parana

The Jesuit Missions of La Santísima Trinidad de Paraná are among Paraguay's best-preserved ruins and a must-see landmark. Just an hour from Encarnación by bus, they make for an ideal day trip. With...

Transforming Urban Landscapes: Medellin Metrocable and La Paz Teleferico

A Revolution in Public Transportation Medellín and La Paz, two cities defined by their unique geographies, have turned their challenging landscapes into opportunities for innovative urban...

Visit Oruro’s Unique Event: The Road Workers’ Strike

Oruro is dusty, elevated, and known for its mining and carnival. Although I was too early for the famous carnival of February, I got to experience another major event that should be added to the...

A Disturbing Journey Down the Mines of Cerro Rico, Potosi

Potosí rests on a barren central altiplano at nearly 4,100 metres in altitude, tormented by icy winds and arctic nights. Despite its remoteness, its centre is a frozen tableau of colonial...

The Unique Surrealism of Salar de Uyuni

At only 3,660 metres above sea level, the Salar offers a refreshing break from the bone-chilling climate of the Bolivian western Altiplano, where elevations range between 4,000 and 5,000 metres. Here...

Monte Fitz Roy, El Chaltén: The Only Trek You Need to Do

This is a photo gallery. The whole trek takes a day to complete (when you don’t rush to get nowhere). It is usually packed with people...

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