A Walk in the Clouds to Machu Picchu

Posted on February 20, 2011 by Travel Info

This year marks the centenary of the discovery of the Lost City of the Incas, and to celebrate we show in this photo-essay how this citadel of fable lifted up between peaks that almost touch the sky. You want to get to this corner of the Peruvian Andes at all costs, whether by train, or why not walk. Until 1911 the ruins of Machu Picchu was a secret to the world. Nobody could imagine that among the ravines of a site innacesible of the Cordiller… Continue reading →

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Holidays with ideal hotels in Peru

Posted on May 11, 2010 by Travel Info

Peru is a very famous tourist destination in the world and much of that reputation is due to Cuzco and its priceless archeological sites as the great citadel of Machu Picchu and more. Lima is the capital of Peru and is located on the coast facing the Pacific Ocean. Usually this is the first stop toward the United States because the only international airport is located in the capital. Lima has much to offer in its different districts, some more … Continue reading →

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Get Vacation With Your Family to Disney Theme Park

Posted on October 23, 2008 by Travel Info

Disney World almost certainly the world’s most famous holiday destination for families. It is a world fantasy for all tourism and specially their kids. Disney theme parks provides a total getaway experience to its guests. The largest part popular attractions along with unique attractions in Disney theme park are SeaWorld, Magic Kingdom Park, MGM Studios and many more. Travel around and get the exciting disney theme park vacations whic… Continue reading →

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A walk through Valladolid The Heretic

Posted on March 19, 2010 by Travel Info

Do not have a plan for this weekend? We suggest a very opportune. Come to the city and runs Pisuerga places where the writer Miguel Delibes set his last and best-selling novel. Deeply linked to Valladolid, Miguel Delibes reflected in his novel The Heretic daily life of the Castilian city in the mid-sixteenth century, its moment of maximum splendor. He chose a historical fact: the two great autos de fe held in the Plaza Mayor in 1559 and the schi… Continue reading →

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Incorporating Education into Your Summer Vacation

Posted on March 4, 2008 by Admin

If you are a parent, you likely know how important education is to your child. When school lets out for the summer, education is often the farthest thing from your child’s mind. While a break from school is needed, children are still encouraged to continue their education during the summer. If you want to keep the learning experience alive during the summer, you should consider incorporating education into your summer vacation. Many parents … Continue reading →

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