It all starts at Jericho
We were in the desert of Judea, in the month of July, visiting the oldest inhabited city in the world. Water gives life to fruit trees, trade, to the life, in this unbearable desert, where everything is sand and sun.
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The lost city of the Tayrona
The Frenchman, for example, recalls that he recently read somewhere a theory based on the fact that the Spanish presence decisively increased the level of aggressiveness on the continent., spread like a virus and caused even more atrocities among indigenous people. The two Swiss seem delighted with this explanation and relate their recent visit to the Potosí mines and how much they were impressed by the cruelty that existed in that place.. The Belgian who inexplicably seems to have forgotten the existence of a certain Leopold
The highway of the Mayans
It was just a road. A creased line joining two points. Nothing. A twisting line. she was beautiful, different. A line. Nothing.
Candanchú: The secret pilgrim hospital
Candanchú hide, only a few meters from the ski slopes, the remains of one of the major hospitals of the Middle Ages pilgrims. In full port Somport, Hospital Santa Cristina goes unnoticed for most skiers.
Old Panama: the slaughter of the English privateers
Panama is, in a corner of the first Spanish city to be built in the Pacific (now part of the outskirts of the city), a symbol of the harshness with which the English pirates attacked the Spanish overseas possessions.
El Jem: The Roman Coliseum lost in the desert
El Jem is a luxury, sometimes forgotten, the traveler should expect a lover of history in the middle of the driest nothing. There is a beautiful city, and surrounded by countryside yet fascinante.Sin, it is a place touched by magic man.
