#dannystravels

I'm back at Termas Geometricas. Even in peak season here you can avoid the public, if you want. The reason for this is that the park has 18 different springs and you can chose whichever you want. Each

After our time with the indigenous people of Argentina, and the incredible gaucho family experiencing a day in their life, I then travelled here to Bariloche. Bariloche is set in the foothills of the Andes

Today we had an amazing day horseriding with a gaucho family, travelling with the family as they rode for 3 hours to move his cattle from one pasture to another. When we arrived we were pretty worn out,

We took a trek today high up into the mountains today and came across this really remote shack that had no access from the roads. These people are farmers with sheep, goats, and livestock. In 2010 there

We're in a region called San Martín de los Andes which is home to the Mapuche people. A lot of them are working in tourism including running camping sites, but there is still a strong culture that exists.

Humberto and his brother told us all about Altos Limpios and the sand dunes. When they offered to take us on a day trip to visit we immediately said yes! After a half an hour drive we arrived at the dunes

Food is not only the center of the culture here in Argentina, it was also the centre of our experience! We were treated to some sopaipilla which is a fried bread and very common. Later we saw some wild

The centre of the village is quite barren and dry (in fact when we arrived they were celebrating the first rains in over 6 months). I got a chance to explore today, see the animals, and went to take a

We were invited to visit one of the village elders called Carmelo, to try some traditional food, and explore his way of life. While we were there Carmelo showed us one of his puma skins which hung proudly

We visited a tiny village called La Asunción to visit the indigenous Huarpe community who still live a very traditional life. This village and its people has now been protected by the tourist board to

I've been tidying all my old photos and getting up to date with my Steemit travel diary. If you've followed me over the last month you'll know that I've been working on new projects in Chile. Today we're

Yesterday while trekking we found a ruka which is a Mapuche house. This may have been used by some of the indigenous people that live in these forests, or perhaps by farmers working here. We found a pot

On the way to the volcano we had to trek across all different types of terrain, but the best was crossing this rope bridge. The walk across was quite daunting. The bridge creaks with each step which makes

Yesterday we climbed for two hours to reach near the summit of the volcano and found these incredible lakes hiding at the top. We have a fun routine for these hikes that I'd reccomend you try - after arriving

Hi I'm Danny! I'm travelling around the world! Follow my posts. If you only have a day to spare in Nairobi don't waste it in the dirty polluted city, instead go to visit the David Sheldrick elephant orphanage,

Hi I'm Danny! I'm travelling around the world! Follow my posts. The Ngorongoro crater is a diverse area of savannah grassland, forested areas, rivers, and ravines creating a haven for an abundance of wildlife.

Hi I'm Danny! I'm travelling around the world! Follow my posts. The Ngorongoro crater was created two to three million years ago when a volcano exploded and collapsed on itself. It has created a contained

Hi I'm Danny! I'm travelling around the world! Follow my posts. Ngorongoro crater is a unique ecosystem with one of the highest densities of lions anywhere else in the world. I've known about this place

Hi I'm Danny! I'm travelling around the world! Follow my posts. Today we had the chance to join the research team at the award winning African Impact and travel into Zambezi national park to dart and collar