THE BEST HOLIDAYS EVER

Well my family doesn't travel that much, we always have the excuse to not do it, sometimes for work and sometimes we just simply want to stay in home in holidays. But my grandmother lives in the south of Chile in a village called Hualpin near of Temuco, so we sometimes travel to see her.

In the holidays of 2015 we as a family ( My parents and my two brothers) decided to travel (in car) and see her, but we would stop in any town that we wanted to know, so from here the start (Santiago) we went all down to the south (Temuco) knowing too many cities like Linares, Chillan, Concepcion and Temuco. We went to so many tourist sites that i can't remember all they right now.

Also after being with my grandmother in Hualpin we went a little further south, to Pucon, where my uncle lives near the Lake Caburgua. I saw my cousins after a long time and we did a lot of things together, it was very cool.

Definitely it was the best holidays ever because i could see almost all the south of Chile, at least until Pucon, and enjoy a lot of landscapes that were beautiful and peaceful, the only thing that i did not like was to travel too much in car, after the all travel my back was very sore ):):

BLOG 1: A COUNTRY I WOULD LIKE TO VISIT.

Well I'm not a person who really thinks in what i would do in the future or where i should go. But if i  have to travel to one country at this moment that would be Japan.

From the last 3 years i'm being really interested in the culture of Japan -a friend introduce it to me-, not only because of anime, it's more about the simple way they think and how they get the thinks that they want to do ."If someone can do it, it means that I can do it too".

Maybe in the city it would be a pretty tedious because in the city ( like almost all the big cities) are too many people that would be stressed by the work or being angry or things like that but that's one of the things you have to live in the big city, i mean... its a big city isn't it? it's a part of it.

Also the landscape of Japan seems beautiful peaceful at least from pictures and comments from friends that already travel to Japan. For example the "Mountain Fuji" , "Nikko" and many more places.

If i have the possibility to stay in Japan, learn Japanese, have a stable work and live there of course i would do it, I mean is a city where you can do a lot of things and a lot of opportunities, a pretty interesting and beautiful culture from which to learn.