Travel living: 13 years of adventure, 47 countries.
Travel living: 13 years of adventure, 47 countries.
The Waorani tribe in Ecuador survives by hunting and fishing. The jungle law is simple: catch it, eat it. I’ve visited several indigenous settlements, and in this article, I’ll tell you all about the Waorani Indians’ cuisine.
The Amazonian food is all about “you eat what you catch.” The jungles of Peru, Ecuador, and Brazil are home to indigenous tribes who mainly rely on hunting and fishing. I spent several months traveling through the Amazon rainforest. In…
Azogues in the Ecuadorian province of Cañar is one of those places the average tourist is unlikely to visit. I was invited there by a friend I met at a language school in Canada.
The Waorani Indians in Ecuador hunt monkeys using arrows poisoned with curare vine. I visited this Amazonian tribe and took part in preparing dangerous poison. I invite you to join me on this adventure!
Puerto Lopez in Ecuador is a small village on the Pacific coast, surrounded by the Machalilla National Park. People come here to watch whales, seabirds, and howler monkeys. Because of the abundance of wildlife, this place is often called the…
Baños (officially known as Baños de Agua Santa) is the adventure capital of Ecuador. People flock here to bungee jump off bridges, swing over cliffs, trek up active volcanoes, and plunge straight into the Devil’s Throat. And after all that…
