Explore the real Amazon

Did you know that Peru has the second largest amount of Amazon Rainforest after Brazil? The Peruvian Amazon covers 60% of the country, creating a rare ecosystem when combined with the mighty Andean Mountain range and the Pacific Ocean.

Hike the Inca Trail

The ancient Inca ruins, considered to be some of the most beautiful sites in the world, are best experienced when hiking the Inca Trail. This is an unforgettable four-day trek along an ancient path between soaring mountains to get to a secret city.

Eat like there’s no tomorrow!

From the highlands to the jungle, young Peruvian chefs are creating some of the most exciting dishes on the planet in the past few years. Peru’s national dish, the ceviche, is made from sea bass marinated in lime juice with onion, salt and hot chili which is a must-try!

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Dalt Vila

This UNESCO protected site was built in the 16^th century and is the highest and the oldest part of Ibiza Town. This fortified hilltop’s walls were constructed for defense against Berber Pirates and invasions. It has seven bastions, medieval mansions and other cultural sights that will take you back hundreds of years into the past.

Ibiza’s Cathedral

Close to Dalt Vila’s highest point stands this gorgeous gem of architecture. This Cathedral was built in the 14^th century in the then-famous gothic style and later a sacristy was added. In 1952 the Cathedral was renovated in a baroque style.

Cala Conte

You can’t go to Ibiza and not visit this wonder of Mother Nature! These crystal shores offer you a magnificent view of the islands near the coastline, two stretches of sand, different areas to explore and calm, unique turquoise waters.  Also, if you’re a fan of sunsets, this is the best place to enjoy the magical view.

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What To Do

In the center of the Sofia stands St. Alexander Nevski Cathedral, the second largest cathedral in the Balkan peninsula which can seat 10,000 people. This cathedral was built in the 1880s after the Bulgarian state was reestablished post-Ottoman rule.

Also in the center is the Serdica Amphitheatre, a Roman amphitheater that was only discovered in 2004. This amphitheater once held gladiator battles, as well as a fight against man and beasts.

Museums

There is a bounty of museums worthy of a visit in Sofia. The National History Museum has nearly 700,000 exhibits, making it the biggest museum in the country as well as one of the biggest within the Balkan countries.

MSA, or the Museum of Socialist Art is another museum you must visit. This museum is an offset of the National Museum of Bulgarian Art, showcasing art from the Socialist period of the country’s history, which gives great insight into the history of the country through their art. The most enticing part of the museum is the sculpture garden, which features 80 pieces that span almost 2 acres of land.

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Central Mineral Baths

These baths were constructed with the idea of the Turkish baths in mind. The building is built in classical neo-Byzantine style, making it the most photographed building in the city. These baths were used for most of the 21st century, but are still running by hot spring water are technically still usable, although most would not encourage it.

Where To Go

Day Trips

There is some amazing nature that surrounds Sofia, and since Bulgaria is a relatively small country, take advantage of that fact! There are many places you can get to via public transport in just 1-2 hours, even less time with a car.

The Seven Rila Lakes are sounded by the Rila Mountains, which are the highest in all of Eastern Europe and the Balkan Penninsula. These are the most visited lakes in Bulgaria, and once you see the electric blue waters, you’ll understand why.

Once you’ve gone to the lakes, consider visiting the Rila Monastery as well. It is a bit further past the lakes, but well worth it. This monastery is one of the 9 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Bulgaria and was constructed in the 10th century. This colorful monastery is in the heart of the Rila Mountains, and have truly beautiful views of the land.

Where To Eat

Vitosha Boulevard is a busy pedestrian street in the city center, boasting loads of bars and restaurants. Walking down this street you will find many options of traditional Bulgarian food, as well as international options.

Before & After is located right off this busy boulevard in a historic home. The atmosphere and cuisine of this restaurant are classical Bulgarian.

The post Find Excitement and Serenity in Sofia, Bulgaria appeared first on Traveler Master.

Explore the real Amazon

Did you know that Peru has the second largest amount of Amazon Rainforest after Brazil? The Peruvian Amazon covers 60% of the country, creating a rare ecosystem when combined with the mighty Andean Mountain range and the Pacific Ocean.

Hike the Inca Trail

The ancient Inca ruins, considered to be some of the most beautiful sites in the world, are best experienced when hiking the Inca Trail. This is an unforgettable four-day trek along an ancient path between soaring mountains to get to a secret city.

Eat like there’s no tomorrow!

From the highlands to the jungle, young Peruvian chefs are creating some of the most exciting dishes on the planet in the past few years. Peru’s national dish, the ceviche, is made from sea bass marinated in lime juice with onion, salt and hot chili which is a must-try!

The post 3 Exciting Things to Do in Peru appeared first on Traveler Master.

Dalt Vila

This UNESCO protected site was built in the 16^th century and is the highest and the oldest part of Ibiza Town. This fortified hilltop’s walls were constructed for defense against Berber Pirates and invasions. It has seven bastions, medieval mansions and other cultural sights that will take you back hundreds of years into the past.

Ibiza’s Cathedral

Close to Dalt Vila’s highest point stands this gorgeous gem of architecture. This Cathedral was built in the 14^th century in the then-famous gothic style and later a sacristy was added. In 1952 the Cathedral was renovated in a baroque style.

Cala Conte

You can’t go to Ibiza and not visit this wonder of Mother Nature! These crystal shores offer you a magnificent view of the islands near the coastline, two stretches of sand, different areas to explore and calm, unique turquoise waters.  Also, if you’re a fan of sunsets, this is the best place to enjoy the magical view.

The post The Best Things to See In Ibiza (When You’re Done Partying) appeared first on Traveler Master.

What To Do

In the center of the Sofia stands St. Alexander Nevski Cathedral, the second largest cathedral in the Balkan peninsula which can seat 10,000 people. This cathedral was built in the 1880s after the Bulgarian state was reestablished post-Ottoman rule.

Also in the center is the Serdica Amphitheatre, a Roman amphitheater that was only discovered in 2004. This amphitheater once held gladiator battles, as well as a fight against man and beasts.

Museums

There is a bounty of museums worthy of a visit in Sofia. The National History Museum has nearly 700,000 exhibits, making it the biggest museum in the country as well as one of the biggest within the Balkan countries.

MSA, or the Museum of Socialist Art is another museum you must visit. This museum is an offset of the National Museum of Bulgarian Art, showcasing art from the Socialist period of the country’s history, which gives great insight into the history of the country through their art. The most enticing part of the museum is the sculpture garden, which features 80 pieces that span almost 2 acres of land.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BgHBDbVh3ma/?taken-at=325558278

Central Mineral Baths

These baths were constructed with the idea of the Turkish baths in mind. The building is built in classical neo-Byzantine style, making it the most photographed building in the city. These baths were used for most of the 21st century, but are still running by hot spring water are technically still usable, although most would not encourage it.

Where To Go

Day Trips

There is some amazing nature that surrounds Sofia, and since Bulgaria is a relatively small country, take advantage of that fact! There are many places you can get to via public transport in just 1-2 hours, even less time with a car.

The Seven Rila Lakes are sounded by the Rila Mountains, which are the highest in all of Eastern Europe and the Balkan Penninsula. These are the most visited lakes in Bulgaria, and once you see the electric blue waters, you’ll understand why.

Once you’ve gone to the lakes, consider visiting the Rila Monastery as well. It is a bit further past the lakes, but well worth it. This monastery is one of the 9 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Bulgaria and was constructed in the 10th century. This colorful monastery is in the heart of the Rila Mountains, and have truly beautiful views of the land.

Where To Eat

Vitosha Boulevard is a busy pedestrian street in the city center, boasting loads of bars and restaurants. Walking down this street you will find many options of traditional Bulgarian food, as well as international options.

Before & After is located right off this busy boulevard in a historic home. The atmosphere and cuisine of this restaurant are classical Bulgarian.

The post Find Excitement and Serenity in Sofia, Bulgaria appeared first on Traveler Master.