Polaroid of the Week: Morning Deliveries in Granada, Nicaragua

Fresh from a refreshing week in Buffalo, New York, Ive returned to the hustle of New York City. This getaway was a perfect break from the Big Apples rush, especially as I squeeze in experiences before my upcoming move next month. Buffalo exceeded all expectations with its groundbreaking architecture, world-class art collections, historic landmarks, eclectic neighborhoods, and delectable cuisine. Stay tuned for a full recap, but heres a teaser: I explored five Frank Lloyd Wright homes—plus his

Ive finally arrived in Colombia after years of anticipation. Back in 2010, my journey began in the U.S., heading south through Mexico and Central America toward Tierra del Fuego. The plan included a scenic catamaran from Panama to Colombia via the stunning San Blas Islands—but after nine months in Latin America, we opted for Europe instead. Returning to South America years later, we focused on Argentina and Chiles summer, flying into Buenos Aires and reaching no farther north than Peru. Now, ne

During a hike through the mountains surrounding Boquete in Panama’s Chiriquí province, my companion Jaime and I met these delightful Ngäbe-Buglé children (also known as Guaymí), members of the indigenous group living in the coffee-growing highlands. Panama has a relatively small indigenous population compared to other Central American countries, but the Ngäbe-Buglé form the largest group, accounting for 63% of indigenous peoples.These children greeted us with bright smiles during our chat, yet t