Bárbara Ibacache Ramírez

 Post 2 For some reason my dad is obsessed with China so, lucky me, in 2017 he invited my brothers and I to a two weeks trip for the country. Over there, we visit the known great wall of china in Beijing, the terracotta army in Xi'an and the bund in Shanghai, but what I liked the most was walking down a muslim street market because of its cultural mixing, the diversity of people and the shocking food. Although it was amazing to get involved in a culture with thousands of years history and so different from what I knew, the reason why I remember this holidays is because of how many mishaps there were. During those three weeks, and due our dad clumsiness, we lost the luggages at the airport, the cash of all the trip at an hotel and our passports in the subway! For miracle, we ended up recovering everything, but it cost us fights, a hardcore police interrogatory and our faces ending up on a page of some kind of chinese Publimetro . Now I only can laugh about it and be grateful of this...

  Post 1 I really would like to visit Bolivia. Mostly because of its diversity in landscapes and culture but also for the low cost due to nearness and money exchange. For what I know, the country is officially a plurinational state and it's located in the centre of South America, limiting with Brasil, Paraguay, Argentina, Chile and Perú. It shares differents geographic spaces like Andes Mountains, Andean Plateau or the Amazon so you can imagine the biodiversity of Bolivia. First, I would like to visit the well known Uyuni salt flats and from there go to Sucre to get involved in the history of the country. Then I would like to take a couple of days to see the jungle at the Amboró National Park and, finally, go up to the world highest capital, La Paz, and visit the near lake Titicaca For now I only would like to go in a long solo trip of a month or so, getting around on a low budget so I can know the most places.