Copacabana, on the shores of Lake Titicaca in Bolivia, is located at 3,890 meters above sea level.
The air is thin and you are very often breathless. The climate is extreme: a relentless, burning sun during the day and bitter cold nights.
Trekking the Isla del Sol is definitely one of the highlights.
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Samantha and her husband had a wonderful time exploring Plazoleta del Chorro de Quevedo while in Bogotá, Colombia last year. Here are a few pictures from their visit.
Marilyn Jones visits a historic Civil War site once known as the Southern Gibraltar
Jayita finds joy and beauty are never far away if we open our eyes and souls
The inspiration for one of John Steinbeck’s Cannery Row characters.
Gilles shares some extraordinary photos of people from the Omo Valley.
Gilles shares photos of some of the ancient monasteries in Lake Tana, who are decorated with elaborate and interesting religious art.
Excellent photography!!
Agree with Marilyn! Beautiful photos!!
I got such bad altitude sickness when we visited Lake Titicaca that I couldn’t much enjoy the visit.