Destination and History19 octubre, 2019 The Vizcaino Desert The bleak, sandy, flat terrain of the Vizcaino desert stretches from Guerrero Negro to San Ignacio. Here the scarcity of rain makes plants struggle mightily just to stay alive. As the result of prolonged droughts, the Cardon cactus have exposed roots and appear to be dying. At the same time, some yucca trees lift theirContinue reading...
Destination17 octubre, 2019 Basaltic Prisms in Los Comondu There are two small towns called Los Comondu in the central part of the state of Baja California Sur about 210 miles northwest of La Paz. A slope of the ravine on which Los Comondu was settled contains these prisms. They can be accessed by a short and safe path of approximately 300 feet. OnceContinue reading...
Destination16 octubre, 2019 Discover Yorigiobe a paradise on the Pacific In Yaki Mayo language, Yorigiobe means “wrong white man.” What may be a challenging uninhabited terrain, for those seeking an internal relaxation retreat it is just the right spot. The Pacific coast region is quiet, with large stretches of beach and spectacular sunsets. To live in Yorigiobe is to live surrounded by the comfortable climateContinue reading...
Destination14 octubre, 2019 Scented Soil Ethnographic tourism at the Rock Oasis John left one day from Southern California in his motor home. He was accompanied by his wife and two of his children. They started their journey by crossing the border at Tijuana and took the so-called scenic route that leads to Bella Ensenada, a city full of tourist traffic,Continue reading...
