Sculpture in San Agustin Park

Mystery of the Giant Sculptures & Beautiful Church Over a Gorge

May 21st 2010
Hello All! From Popayan, we took a 6 hour-bus ride to San Agustin. San Agustin is quite a sleepy village, but it hosts one of the finest archeological museums in South America. It is worth noting, that until around 2003, the whole region has not been properly open to international tourism, due to ש dominant control of local guerrilla units, but thanks to a massive army activity led by the ... read more

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Colombia was one of the three countries that emerged from the collapse of Gran Colombia in 1830 (the others are Ecuador and Venezuela). A 40-year insurgent campaign to overthrow the Colombian Government escalated during the 1990s, undergirded in part... ... read more

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The Sapir Family

We are now back in our beautiful country Israel. In this blog, we have recorded our wonderful experiences from a year of travels and backpacking in South america as a family. When we left for the trip these were our mission team members: Tal (41) is leading the way. Lilach (38) is taking care of the organizations. Nitzan (10) is in charge of making sure mom and dad do not loose it... Omer (7) is in charge of the curiosity Shachar (4) is responsible for making us all laugh Upon our return, and to help others, we have created a new web site about travelling with children. Visit us on[... full info

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