The tourist lost in La pack: Is it worth traveling like this?
Selfies, massive places, Environmental deterioration, industrial routes ...
Tourism
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Breaty Baghdad
Iraq smells closed. It is a country installed in the world's attic, that he is looking forward to ventila. Wants…
Jordan: beyond Petra and Rania
After the attack on the Twin Towers, eg, archaeologists took advantage of the tranquility to continue excavating inside the main temple of Petra..
Nightmare at christmas: stupid selfies
-Do you remember when it first happened?
-Not, I do not know. It was little by little. The first time it comes to mind was a young woman. Stood in front of me, I contour my head, he folded it and began to take some horrible photos in which she came out in the foreground ...
Madrid: the city without the others
that's my city, Madrid, the city in which the others do not exist. The city that never waits for me. Needless, is always open. I never understood my city better than now that I'm gone. I never felt that so much of his blood ran in my veins. I get it now that I know I like you because the last thing you want is to be perfect.. You are not. You are old, new, bitch, fun, beautiful and ugly.
Sarajevo: in the footsteps of war
First are the mountains. Dark, wolfish ripples, sprinkled with a trail of snow in the middle of April. There is still something evil in those sentinels who eagerly watch the bottom of the valley. Patient and attentive as if waiting for something and, for a moment you can almost understand...
Cape Town (In): Robben Island, Mandela's cage
A poster, with a metal gate area shared cells (berths), in which there were always more bodies mattresses, explains the different menus that could be eaten in the criminal: Asians and mestizos (coloureds) were members of the group B; while Bantus (black) members of the Group C.
Soweto: the scars of apartheid
For those who wish to know more what was the horrific apartheid regime in South Africa, Soweto is a place of forced passage. They can make a tour, of the dozens on offer in the city, or they can rent a car and private guide (recommended to understand the troubled history) and cross, no problem, the neighborhood rebel. For those who dare to make the second option, Here are some key places to visit.
Coimbra: the walls of letters
The University is like if you observe any, with the city at the foot, to warn residents that are here one after the run. Then, among its narrow streets and steep, the city speaks in its walls filled with messages of rebellion, the default of thinking before he decided to be.
Bosnia: when the bullets are souvenirs
(...) Going from Split, the territory is mostly Bosnian Croat. At the pump allowed the Kuna, Croatian currency, and sell alcohol and pornography. Bosnia does not have its own currency, works with euro. There are many churches. May not devotion but political. Like the minarets, crosses are flags ...
Libya: a meeting with Gaddafi's "boys"
(...) Arriving at the check point appears to the passenger car made by my disobedience basilisk. Dressed in camouflage, with tight-fitting T-shirt, very short and slicked back hair, mirrored sunglasses. Pushes and jostles, forces me to dismount rudely, requires a passport.
Scotland: Tour of the wildest castles
The traveler includes a rock that comes from the same sea guts. On top of that mass of stone castle holds a, Dunnottar, demolished and
