Hola! Amigos, Spring is in full swing all over the northern hemisphere. Preparations for Easter and today's celebration of the end of Ramadan - a month-long fast in the Islamic religion - Eid al-Fitr, prompted me to write an article about a little-known religion - Caodaism. And by the way,

Hola! Travelers, It's already March and Mexico City is being taken over by blue-flowering jacarandas. I encourage you to read the article about these extraordinary trees at this link. In the meantime, I'm flying north, to the second largest and most industrialized city in Mexico - Monterrey.In the land of

  Ni hao! from Hong Kong,  in quite unexpected circumstances, I was able to return to Asia twice in recent months. It was a very nice coincidence, because I had left some space in my calendar to visit Hong Kong and Taiwan, but I never managed to make these trips happen.

Hello, There comes a time in every traveler's life when dreams of distant expeditions and discovering the world start to turn into reality. Especially if it is also to fulfill a wedding promise... For me, this moment came one hot afternoon in Ho Chi Minh City, when the price of

  Hola! Amigos, I recently had the opportunity to visit two attractions that are considered icons of Monterrey. These are the Grutas de Garcia caves and the Cola de Caballo waterfall. Today I will talk a bit more about the waterfall. The other attractions will appear on the blog in the

  Hola!  holidays in Europe are in full swing and you are probably sipping wine, basking in the rays of the setting sun. If so, I invite you to a trip to the vineyard, as the saying "in Vino veritas" says. In the heart of the desert landscape of northern Mexico,