My best holiday c:

Hi everyone!

The best holiday of my life was when I have 13 years old. I go to the beach in Iquique for 2 months with my grandfather and my little brother, Rafael. We stay in the house of our family, a little house of wood, without electricity or water (plumbing). We plant tomatoes and watermelons. Also we have animals (like hens, rabbits and kid goats) so we play and take care of it. We also go to fish, but I don´t like to fish, because I think that is cruel.

That was a space to contact the nature, to be in the sea... For me, it was an opportunity to explore, to know about coast fauna, to learn about the respect the sea, to love it. In addition, I learn more about myself and about my family too.

This holiday was really special, because a few days after my grandfather pass away. I remember those days with love and happiness, like I remember my grandfather.

Thank you for reading

Machu Picchu

Visiting Machu Picchu

I have always wanted to travel to Perú to visit the city of Cuzco and Machu Picchu. I woud like to spend my summer holidays there.  Cuzco is an amazing mystical city full of interesting things to be seen. For example, you can visit Coricancha which is a sacred place and now there is a museum over there as you can see in the following picture

The actual place was destroyed by the invaders, only its foundations remained. I strongly recommend to visit this place.

Another interesting site to go to is Sacsayhuaman wish is another sacred place where the Inca king used to speak to the incan nobility.  If you want to be in a place with a high vibrational energy to improve your wellbeing this is the place.

In order to get to Machu Picchu you have to take a train that goes through the Peruvian forest to finally arrive at the city of Aguascalientes. Aguascalientes is the place where you have to stay before visiting Machu Picchu. In Aguascalientes I woud like to swim in its hot water spring to finally arrived at the marvelous city of Machu Picchu in the center of the Peruvian forest. It must be a life-changing experience.

 Aguascalientes (left)

                Machu Picchu (right)