Living with an Indigenous man in the Argentinian desert
I lived with an Indigenous Calchaquí man in the Argentinian desert in a place not well known by foreign tourists, but so stunning and filled with a rich history...
Author: Ren
Ren is a human geographer, avid adventurer and culture lover. She loves going off the beaten path with her travels, and is always looking to connect to locals and Indigenous people and make birding more affordable for everyone.
Website: renaway.com
My Birding Checklist for the Iberá Wetlands, Corrientes, Argentina
Welcome to this Pokemon-style "gotta catch 'em all" page of my blog that took me forever to make and edit, and is slightly pointless. However, it looks cool and...
Middlemen’s exploitation of Maya women’s weaving
Maya women spend days and weeks making the beautiful textiles you see at the markets in Guatemala, however did you know how middlemen take advantage and exploit them?
A half-day trip from Xela: Churches, Views and Shoes
A half-day trip from Xela to visit some famous churches, gorgeous views, and a spot where you can get shoes for $3!
How to find the elusive Resplendent Quetzal in the Guatemalan Highlands
The Resplendent Quetzal is Guatemala's elusive yet treasured national bird. Learn about its cultural significance and how to find the quetzal in the highlands of Guatemala.
How to connect with the community during your short stay in San Cristobal
Wondering how to get to know locals during your short stay in San Cristobal? This guide gives you three easy ways you can connect to the community and experience...
Where the locals love to eat: A guide to the best restaurants in San Cristobal
Looking for delicious, cheap and local places to eat dinner or drink in San Cristobal? I stayed here for 7 weeks and asked locals where they ate so you...
More than just Chicken Sacrifices: How to see Beyond Chamula’s Ominous Facade
San Juan Chamula may be known for its chicken sacrifices, however the town offers so much more to those wanting to delve beneath its ominous facade.
Exploring the Ecoparks of San Cristobal: Orchids, Music Festivals and Energy Portals
San Cristobal is surrounded with so many stunning ecoparks that have been designated for tourism, hikes, picnics and other activities. Arcotete Ecopark Arcotete is known as a portal and...
Unmissable: Ultimate Day Trip to Sumidero Canyon
The Sumidero Canyon is one of Chiapas' most beloved destinations because of its towering walls, interesting formations and wildlife. Scroll down to find the logistics you'll need for your...