Biking Death Road with Altitude: World’s Most Dangerous Road Review
After nightmares for weeks and endless anxiety about cracking open my face, I persevered and survived biking Death Road.
View PostStudy Spanish in Panama City
For my last and final week studying Spanish in Panama with Habla Ya, I returned to my point of arrival in Panama City. Much different than the beachside vacation hot spot of Bocas del Toro or the…
View PostTastes & Traditions: Mexican Food Tour in Polanco
The Polanco Food and Cultural Tour was different than other Mexican food tours I’ve tried: each stop was entirely vegetarian friendly and featured restaurant stops instead of street food!
View PostWhat I’m Reading: My Top Book Recommendations of All Time
Looking for a good book? I’ve got you covered, whether you’re into fiction, autobiographies, personal development, and beyond.
View PostHow to Visit the Panama Canal On Your Own
Searching for Sloths in the Least Likely Place: Panama City
After over a month in Central America, I’d given up on finding sloths… until I reached the unlikely location of Panama City.
View PostExploring Mexico City Street Food
I don’t let my lack of language fluency or vegetarian diet requirements get in the way of enjoying street food, especially in Mexico City!
View PostBiomuseo and Smithsonian in Panama City: Celebrating Biodiversity
Panama is one of the most ecologically diverse countries on the planet, and Panama City is the (surprisingly) best place to celebrate this biodiversity.
View PostQuarter Life Guide to Boquete Panama
Boquete Panama may be most well known for its position as a top retirement spot for aged Americans, especially after a feature by AARP declared it “something close to heaven ” for prospective retirees. But while it might be…
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