If you are planning on enjoying an outdoor adventure holiday in Colombia, take a look at our itinerary - a great way to experience this diverse country!This article was first published at https://etramping.com/6-days-outdoor-adventure-travel-itinerary-colombia/ by Agness Walewinder ..read more

Venezuela offers exceptional biodiversity and picturesque sights. Here are some of the best places to visit across the country on your next adventure.This article was first published at https://etramping.com/best-places-to-visit-in-venezuela/ by Agness Walewinder ..read more

It's never too early to start planning for the big arrival of 2020. So to help you out, we have listed the best places for the New Year's Eve selebractions!This article was first published at https://etramping.com/new-year-party-festivals/ by Cez Krol ..read more

Argentina has long been one of South America’s foodie and adventure capitals. There are so many things to do in this naturally blessed nation that many travelers find it difficult to choose the must-see places, the must-try foods and the must-hike trails during a 7 day Argentina itinerary. My partner and I traveled around Argentina for over 2 months, and even then we had a hard time fitting in everything we wanted to see, but our travels brought us to the north, south, east and west of this vast country and we were able to experience a lot during that time. I know that most people who visit Ar ..read more

Medellin, Colombia, is one of the largest, most historic cities in Colombia; and yet, it remains virtually unknown to anyone unfamiliar with Colombia. In fact, what it is probably most well known for is being one of the more dangerous cities in the world in the late 80’s and early 90’s during the reign of Drug Lord Pablo Escobar.  However, Medellin has put tons of effort into changing their image, funding their town, and ultimately building a tourist destination for everyone that gives the ultimate experience of Colombian culture. Getting To Medellin Medellin is on the northwest coast of ..read more

Sometimes, we believe that some places aren’t safe for tourism. We’ve never been to them or met people who have lived there, but for some reason, we just believe that they are dangerous. Visiting these places, however, can be a great way to open your mind to the world around you and learn more about cultures that are (in some cases) incredibly different from your own.   Visiting the Korean Demilitarized Zone. Of course, taking a trip to these places can be thrilling for some, yet travelers should always exercise caution, especially when there have been warnings put in place. Here’s a cou ..read more

Ah, Peru! The famous land of the Incas known for the mysterious citadel Machu Picchu, delicious ceviche, fluffy alpacas and pisco sour. However, there is so much to do in Peru that it is impossible to see everything even if you had one year to travel around. Not only the country is very large, but there is simply too much to see! So, since it is more likely that you only have a few days to spare and travel in Peru, the Traveling and Living in Peru team have come up with a 10-day itinerary that will cover the highlights and most sought-after locations everyone wants to see. 10-Day ..read more

When you speak to fellow travelers, it’s remarkable how different their “bucket list” destination lists can be. We’re all looking for something different from our travels, and it’s wonderful that there are so many “must see” places. However, one destination that keeps cropping up in everyone’s wish list is the Galapagos Islands. Welcome to the Galapagos Islands. Is it their remoteness (they lie almost 600 miles off the Ecuadorian coast)? Or their historic role in the discovery of evolution? Or primarily their abundance of unique wildlife and habitats that can be found nowhere else? Most ..read more

Exploring the great outdoors is one of the best ways we humans can enjoy traveling, keep fit and see the world all rolled into one. From taking a gentle stroll to experiencing the thrill of a class 5 whitewater rafting river, there’s so much we can do when it comes to enjoying nature. Here at eTramping, one of our recent fledgling interests has been rock climbing, as Cez gets to grips with his new-found favourite pastime with his partner in crime Lydia – herself a rock-climbing guru. Cez and Lydia about to climb. And so, with that in mind, we decided to put together a top-five of the be ..read more

In today’s blog post we’re introducing you to Pete Rojwongsuriya – the founder of BucketListly.Blog, a place where he writes about his travel adventure and life stories he learned for the last 6 years on the road. He is also a travel filmmaker, photographer, and a digital nomad, traveling from one country to another, making inspiring travel videos, taking stunning photos and tell a travel story of the world. His work in travel films has been featured on National Geographic, BBC, and Vimeo. He’s going to discuss 8 underrated countries that you should add to your bucket list when traveling the w ..read more