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175 days around the world

http://www.175days.no

175 days around the world is a descriptive blog about four norwegians travelling around the world for 175 days recording our impressions and traveltips for anybody that's interested. It's a good resource for budding travellers and as we are on the road we will continue posting images and thoughts about locations spread out over the entire world. Take a look!

• Added on: Apr 6th, 2009
• Country: Norway
• Language: English

• Author: Christian Haugen
• Listed in: Travel Vacation
• Tags: travel Backpacking beaches budget travel eco-travel

Recent Posts

• La Boca – Birthplace of the Tango

  Posted on Friday August 21st, 2009 at 16:57 in travel, Buenos Aires, Argentina, around the world, tango, colorful, boca junior, la boca, barrio

  La Boca is one of the more famous tourist attractions that Buenos Aires has to offer. La Boca is a neighborhood, or barrio of the Argentine capital. The neighbourhood has its traditions deeply rooted in socialist traditions as this area was and still...

• Eating out in Buenos Aires

  Posted on Wednesday August 19th, 2009 at 00:00 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, food, restaurants, ice cream, asado, steak, desnivel, parilla, biff de lomo, gelatio

  Eating out in Buenos Aires is a chapter for itself. Often referred to as the carnivore capital of the world Buenos Aires is not just a haven for meat lovers, but also a good way to sample food from all corners of Europe spiced up with an Argentinian ...

• Buenos Aires – 2/3 Europe mixed with 1/3 South America

  Posted on Tuesday August 18th, 2009 at 02:38 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, ba, garden house

  One of the first things I noticed when we got to Buenos Aires was that it felt just like any big city in Europe. The influence of the settlers that started colonizing this land from the 15th century an onwards is felt in all aspects of the Porteno li...

• Bye bye Incas, hello big red steaks!

  Posted on Wednesday August 12th, 2009 at 17:10 in travel, Buenos Aires, Argentina, beef, south america, red wine, steaks, rtw, porteno

  Im not going to lie to you, Argentinas legendary beef has occupied my dreams for a long time now. The thought of the most tender meat on this side of the Milky Way after months of rice and beans was enough to keep me up at night. It was time to endul...

• Eating Ceviche and meeting Davids family

  Posted on Monday August 3rd, 2009 at 09:30 in travel, Perú, Backpacking, rtw, miraflores, ventanilla, ceviche. lima

  After our legendary busride between Puno and Cusco we were glad that we had booked a flight back to Lima. It was not just the comfort of liveable temperatures or reduced risk of burned bridges that was the primary factors in our decision making, but ...

• Machu Picchu – The lost city of the Incas

  Posted on Thursday July 23rd, 2009 at 11:39 in Trekking, hiking, Perú, Backpacking, Adventure, inca trail, machu picchu, hiram bingham, inca, lost city, pachacutec, inca t

  Machu Picchu, the mere mention of the name of this former hidden city in the clouds is enough to get any adventurers heart beating. It’s a city that was lost to the world for almost 400 years, after the Incas had left it in an attempt to save s...

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Jack W.

Nice blog.

Posted: May 25th, 2009 | More Reviews From WoFat | Report This Comment

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