Tarabuco Market is the best place to experience the unique indigenous Yampara culture, and get amongst the locals in their eye-catching traditional costumes.
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Tarabuco Market, Sucre, Bolivia
Posted in Bolivia, South America, Travel Destination, tagged Bolivia, indigenous, market, shopping, South America, Sucre, Tarabuco on March 20, 2009| 2 Comments »
Mercado del Puerto, Montevideo, Uruguay
Posted in South America, Travel Destination, Uruguay, tagged food, market, Montevideo, restaurant on March 9, 2009| Leave a Comment »
Mercado del Puerto (Port Market) is lively, casual, and it is a great place to taste the famous Uruguayan Parilla.
Uruguay - Montevideo - Mercado del Puerto
Cuenca, Ecuador
Posted in Ecuador, South America, Travel Destination, tagged archaeology, architecture, colony, Cuenca, Inca, market, national park, UNESCO World Heritage Site on January 18, 2009| 5 Comments »
The 3rd largest city in Ecuador is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site and a stepping stone for Parque Nacional Cajas (Cajas National Park).
Ecuador - Cuenca - Catedral Metropolitana de la Inmaculada Concepción
Mercado de los Brujos (Witches Market), La Paz, Bolivia
Posted in Bolivia, South America, Travel Destination, tagged animal, custom, La Paz, market, witch on January 13, 2009| Leave a Comment »
You feel eerie looking at these dried llama foetuses displayed for sale, but they are so full of expressions it’s as if they are still alive.
Bolivia - La Paz - Mercado de los Brujos - Llma Foetuses - White
Belém, Brazil
Posted in Brazil, South America, Travel Destination, tagged Amazon, Belém, fish, food, fruit, market, nut on January 5, 2009| Leave a Comment »
After 5 days of eating the same bland food on the Amazon boat trip, arriving in Belém was like finding a gastronomic pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
Brazil - Amazon River - Belém - Mercado Ver-o-Peso
Camel Head, Morocco
Posted in Africa, Morocco, Travel Destination, tagged animal, camel, head, market, meat, Meknes on June 8, 2008| 1 Comment »
Here’s a sight some of you might be horrified at. I certainly hadn’t seen a camel’s head hanging at the butcher shop before.
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