The Forgotten Republic of the Philippines is an archipelago composed of over seven thousand islands located in Southeast Asia. To the east it borders the Philippine Sea, south to the Sea Cebeles, on the west by the South China Sea, Borneo in the southwest and northern Taiwan.

Weather:
The archipelago’s climate is tropical, and although the temperature does not vary too much throughout the year, the months of greatest heat in April May. The rainy season is concentrated between June and October. Between December and May, the season of typhoons least is the best time to visit the islands. It should be remembered that during Easter and Christmas is the season and demand for tickets and hotels is very high. (más…)

La Barranca del Cobre, located deep in the Sierra Madre Occidental, is actually a series of 20 cannons deployed grandeur a four times higher than the Grand Canyon in Arizona, but is different in nature, but narrow, more deep and thick vegetation. Home to the Tarahumara Indians (Rarámuri), the Sierra Madre is rich in history and legends, haunted by the relentless shadows of fallen warriors, martyred Jesuits and Pancho Villa for the hosts.

La Barranca del Cobre certainly qualifies to be considered an ecological reserve and national park and world heritage site. This famous system of canyons is one of the natural wonders, cultural and historical Mexico. (más…)

Puno Travel Guide
«The Folkloric Capital of Peru»

Location:
Southern Andes, Altiplano plateau, 3827 m. (12.555 feet)

Distances:
Weather conditions in Puno:
1315 km (817 miles) from Lima
325 km (201.9 miles) from Arequipa
241.7 miles 389 km () from Cuzco
148 km (91.9 miles) from Desaguadero (border with Bolivia), and 112 km (69.6 miles) from Desaguadero to La Paz (Bolivia).

Population:
91.900 inhabitants

Tours in Puno:

Puno is the capital of the department of Puno, was founded with the name of Villa Rica de San Carlos de Puno in 1668, by Viceroy Conde de Lemos, to end the problems of possession of the silver mines of the brothers Laicacota Gaspar and Jose Salcedo.
Port on the shores of Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world, with landscapes of indescribable beauty, has been the source and cradle of great civilizations such as prehispanic Tiahuanaco, Collas and the Aymara, and the mythical legend of Manco Capac and Mama Ocllo who emerged from the water and went to Cusco to found the capital of the empire of the Incas. (más…)