Splash! Hemis Monastery Todo sur Maggie Noodles! Mas practica El Amatillo Banos 800 years later Jumping the Darien Gap Fill ‘er up! Bring on the curry! Bienvenido a Colombia! La Posta Weeeee!!!! Steps of Lapa Los hijos de altiplano Laguna Verde Tools Nicaragua The Estrada Real Hanuman temple Rhotang La Museo de las Momias Khardung La El Maestro Taj Mahal Quelap Mooney Falls Iguacu! Floating Village Cartagena Srinagar marketplace Baralacha La Maranon River The world’s largest salar San Vicente Ecuador Lago Atitlan Haunchaco Ancient Mayan cities A stormy Torres del Paine Laguna Colorado The lost city Carretera Austral Visiting with Coco Leaving the Altiplano Canyon of the duck Little bridges and big gorges The walled city Royal Enfield O2 Riding the roof of the world

Photo Roulette

Iguacu!

With a flow rate that can reach 450,000 cubic ft per second there’s some serious water passing over these magnificent falls. Foz do Iguacu, Parana, Brazil

Maggie Noodles!

Our hosts prepare us a meal of maggie noodle casserole, a staple in the Himalayas. Pang, Ladakh, India

800 years later

The abandoned structures at Ta Prohm temple seem helpless in the path of the advancing jungle, I’m overcome with a sense of insignificance as I roam the ancient grounds. Ta Prohm Temple, Angkor, Siem Reap, Cambodia

Little bridges and big gorges

Making my way to the Peruvian coast south of Cajamarca and the only time I would leave the Andes Mountains while in Peru. Small bridges such as these connect 1000 foot gorges along the route and are typical of the epic scenery of the Peruvian Andes. Near Cajamarca, Peru

El Amatillo

The infamous El Amatillo border crossing at the frontera of El Salvador and Honduras. I actually had a pretty good experience here so I can’t complain.

Laguna Colorado

Traveling in southern Bolivia during the rainy season means lots of rain and river crossings.

Museo de las Momias

  Guanajuato, Mexico

Cartagena

The crew of the Stahlratte having fun offloading the bike in Cartagena.