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                                     Photo: Lima, Peru When travelling to Peru, especially as a backpacker one needs to plan carefully for the trip. As I had followed these following tips my trip was hassle free, so here we go:   1.       Get your necessary vaccines beforehand, e.g. Yellow fever, Cholera, Hepatitis A and B, Tetanus. 2.       As a backpacker I would recommend for 1 month trip bring like 1-2 week’s worth of clothes because the hostels or nearby will have laundry services. 3.       Pack your clothes with layers so it does that take up space in backpack, so for example t-shirt, light sweater, ticker jacket and then a shell winter jacket with lining 4.       Space saver bags, these made my travelling so much easier and organized, so totally recommend using 5.       Prepare to  NOT  drink the tap water in Peru (bottled water all the way even for brushing teeth) and I even took it further not eat the vegetables because drinking the water can make you very sick. My friend got

  Puerto Maldonado,   I would love to start a series on my trip to Peru recently, this was my first time to Peru (as a matter of fact my first time to South America   ) and after arriving to Lima, our first stop was in Puerto Maldonado.     Puerto Maldonado is of a tropical climate and it was so hot and humid there, lots of sunblock and as less clothes as possible. There we decided to take some day trips and it was so amazing, I think this is closest we would get to experience was the Amazon rainforest is like. It gave the me the same type of vibes a Caribbean island would.     The food was amazing, we ate a restaurant called Burgos, this restaurant is a total recommend, as it is totally clean and there is no risk of food issues. I selected the Patarascha which is a fish dish and the fish delicacy is  wrapped in something like banana leaves which is called Hoja de bijou and the small ball are made from banana called Tacacho. Then we had sides such as plantains and avocados    

 (Photo: Yacimiento Fósil, Paracas, Peru) Where will this world take me, I long to see a world that I can’t grasp firmly with my hands, I long to make intimate connections to understand the human mind. I strive to see a world like it has never been seen before, to see the art. Take a longer look at the stroke of an artist painting, not only pausing for a few minutes, but to be drawn into a world of understanding and expression.    I feel to feel, I feel to express, the manifestation of the pain itself into beautiful art and poetry, let evolve let it take course let it move to the rhythm of the soul healing beneath, thus transforming the soul into to perfection, into perfect peace.   Knowing that I will not be clenched by his dark hands, I will break free conquering, smiling, no control I say. I look forward with great resilience and an attitude of happiness none cannot change, transforming to who I am a definite, permanent, confident I and confident me, never to be affected by a you or

  It is has been a while since I have return to blogging, many things have occurred during the past year. I have moved once again and have used the past year to make myself acclimatized to a new culture and new language. This has been my fourth country and the sixth city that I have lived in.   With this in mind, I reflect on the need to make connections with locals, assimilate to their cultural nuances. For the first time in my life, I am no longer eager to meet new people, I am no longer interested in answering the same questions, where are you from? what is your job? Why did you choose to come here?  I think due to the fact that these new acquaintances will only remain in your life momentarily until you make the next move.   The long-term relationships that I have had and still maintain I will keep in my heart, however I wonder if I have room for more, as basic introductions and social gatherings seem mundane, repetitive and emotionally exhausting.   I think I now understand the ter