central america
Central America, once home to the Mayan Civilization, offers a Wander-worthy mix of old and modern.
A Voyage to the Most Romantic Cities in the World for Valentine's Day 2023!
A Voyage to the Most Romantic Cities in the World for Valentine's Day! Paris, France Venice, Italy A romantic canal cruise and gondola ride. Santorini, Greece Rome, Italy Bruges, Belgium Prague, Czech Republic
By Suresh Natarajan4 years ago in Wander
The Quest for Divine Wisdom
make the story an intrigued story from beginning Once upon a time, in a world of myth and legend, there lived a young man named Lucas who was known for his unrelenting curiosity and thirst for knowledge. He lived in a small village on the outskirts of a vast forest and spent his days exploring the surrounding wilderness, always searching for answers to the questions that plagued his mind.
By James Autrey4 years ago in Wander
Sumidero Canyon — Is this the Best Place to Visit in the Chiapas, Mexico?
Intro Sumidero Canyon is an impressive and stunningly beautiful natural wonder of the Chiapas region of Mexico, it’s so important to the region it even appears on the Chiapas flag! It is 35 million years old and the Grijalva River supports wildlife such as river crocodiles, spider monkeys, white-tailed deer, and countless birds to name a few!
By Sh*t Happens - Lost Girl Travel4 years ago in Wander
Thank You Mexico
As I approach the 9 month mark of living in Mexico (Baja, California) I have been reflecting on lessons learned, and thinking a lot about the various mistakes and missteps I made in this first year as a US expat in a foreign land. While there are a few things I would do differently, I do not regret at all my choice to move here, and given conditions in the United States at the moment, from an economic perspective at least, each day that passes makes it seem more and more like a very smart move. That said, I have not been sparing in my critiques of various aspects of the country, particularly its immigration system, which makes the process of obtaining residency about as simple as triple integrals. However, when looked at in comparison with the US system, about which I have heard a host of nightmarish tales, it does not look all that bad. I also was a bit unlucky with my timing as an influx of Haitan immigrants flooding the system at exactly the wrong moment greatly complicated my own situation. There are other aspects of the country I have critized as well, and though I believe in all cases those criticisms were fair, I do not want them to overshadow all the very good things I have come to know and love about the country of Mexico. I have also written at length about some of these, and they are the reason(s) why I have chosen to stay. With those in mind I woud like to offically say thank you so much to the following:
By Everyday Junglist4 years ago in Wander
