Can you think of a better start to a round-the-world trip than a day as special as the 4th of July?
With a start date like July 4th, it was mandatory to start our trip by visiting the USA, don't you think?
After learning what this day represents for North Americans, we celebrated in the garden enjoying a delicious barbecue. What a delicious feast!
Our second stop was in Bolivia, where they are already preparing for the August celebrations. This is a month in which Bolivians dedicate their rituals and offerings to Pachamama, Mother Nature, to give thanks for the food she has offered them during the year. They also take the opportunity to ask her to be equally generous in the following year.
On our third day, we visited a place with such incredible nature and culture as Australia. We were so amazed with everything we saw and learned, that we decided to create our own aboriginal souvenir.
Our trip continued to faraway India and, since we had been traveling for so many hours, we decided to move our bodies a bit by practicing some more parkour.
Visiting the land of yoga also means learning to train our capacity for concentration and relaxation in a different way.
Not everything in India is relaxation and meditation, it is also the country of Bollywood, so we could not leave there without practicing their fun dances.
A tour of a country as fascinating as this had to end on a high note, so we ended up swimming in the famous Ganges River.
The end of our trip was near, so we decided that our last stop would be in Portugal. Despite being our neighboring country, there are still many traditions and curiosities of their culture that we do not know. For instance, did you know that it is common to find sardines in their pottery?
A trip with so many adventures deserved a farewell up to the task. So, we celebrated with a refreshing party at Lighthouse Bay with freshly squeezed juice and a nice swim.
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