Dear travellers, students abroad or just a common blog reader,
being in a country, which is not your home country or the place you grew up, can and will always turn into a great adventure. Ups and downs, new friends, strange language, other culture, getting lost and yet always finding your way back again, random chats with everyone, other currency, friendly locals, gringos, I could go on forever.
I found a site by chance, made by some students in Quito from abroad. It may tell you, or give you just an idea of how it is to live in Quito,...
Tuesday, 4 June 2013
04
June
On 1. June 2013, around 280 happy people got together and made it happen: a massive rafting event to bring attention and protection to the río Jatunyacu in Tena.
It sounded cool, so we joined them. Of course.
Located in Tena, Río Jatunyacu is one of the few rivers in Ecuador which are clean and accessible to tourists. This makes it a perfect...
Posted on Tuesday, June 04, 2013 by Becky v.s. World
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On 1. June 2013, around 280 happy people got together and made it happen: a massive rafting event to bring attention and protection to the... -
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