A Travel Blog by Katie Chavez
If you are planning a trip and want to know all the fun things to do in Pai – let me get you started… Pai is a small town in Thailand’s lush and jungly north, several hours by bus from the northern capital of Chiang Mai. The road to Pai is long, windy, and motion […] Read more…
Looking to soak during your Colorado vacation or have you just moved to Colorado and want to know the absolute best Colorado hot springs? Then read on… If you love hot springs as much as I do, then you are in for a treat in Colorado. This state is one of the best for hot […] Read more…
If you have a few weeks and want to find out the best places to go on a Colorado Road Trip beyond the obvious tourist sites, then this Colorado Itinerary is for you! Read on for the most comprehensive Colorado Road Trip Itinerary to see the best of the state. Colorado is a land of […] Read more…
Want to know the best natural hot springs in Idaho to visit this summer (or any time) – then read on! One of my biggest travel highlights last year was our road trip through Idaho – wow, did I fall in love with this massively underrated state! During our two weeks roadtripping through Idaho, the […] Read more…
I didn’t fully appreciate my three months back home in New Zealand at the end of last year. While it was great to see my family and friends again after travelling through the Americas for over a year, I was in a haze of post-trip depression and found it hard to re-adjust to a life […] Read more…
It’s expensive, it’s freezing and the days are long, but despite all of this, our tour to the remote South West corner of Bolivia was spectacular. The tour began with us meeting our tour guide and cook and the other two people in our group at the Tour Office, then we set out in our […] Read more…
Our last stop in Colombia before crossing into Ecuador was a quick detour to Santuario de Las Lajas, a minor basilica church, built spanning a beautiful canyon. The church was built against the wall of the canyon where a local girl saw the Virgin Mary appear to her. There is a lot of tourist tat […] Read more…
Our first stop after the humid and jungle covered North was in charming Colonial Antigua; the touristy gem in Guatemala’s crown. Antigua really is a beautiful town despite the tourists. It reminds me very much of San Cristobal de las Casas in Mexico which I hold dear to my heart. Cobbled streets, leafy squares, colourful […] Read more…