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17 Nov What to Bring Trekking in Peru: An Easy Packing List

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On a trip to Peru, it’s likely you’re doing at least one multi-day trek whether it’s the Inca Trail, Salkantay,...

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08 Nov Peru’s Huayhuash Trek: Ultimate Guide by a Solo Female Traveler

Posted at 17:50h in Destination Guides, Peru by Caroline Rose 10 Comments
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Named one of the 10 most beautiful treks in the world, the Cordillera Huayhuash circuit should absolutely be on your...

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Viewpoint from Huayhuash in Huaraz Peru

30 Aug A Complete Travel Guide to Huaraz: Peru’s Hiking Capital

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Punto Union Pass on the Santa Cruz trek If you’ve stumbled upon this blog post it must be that you’ve discovered...

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Old Rag Summit Hiking Trail

02 Dec Hiking to Old Rag Summit – the shorter way!

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If you’re looking for a hike in Virginia that offers incredible views and provides a challenge to the average person...

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Hiking the Narrow at Zion National Park

20 Aug How to Hike the Narrows in Zion National Park

Posted at 17:47h in United States, Utah by Caroline Rose 0 Comments
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Out of all the 54 stops I put on my USA road trip itinerary, Zion National Park was the one...

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Faisal Mosque in Islamabad, Pakistan at sunset 😌 Follow me @carolinerosetravel for more solo travel & adventure inspiration 🌸 ___ #beautifuldestinations #travelpakistan #travelbeautifulpakistan #faisalmosque #islamabad #roamtheplanet #bucketlisttravel #traveldiaries #travelblogger #travelreels #wanderlustcollective
More about this insane spot 👇 Marsur Rock, loc More about this insane spot 👇 Marsur Rock, located in Skardu, Pakistan has become an iconic place to take “theeee” photo. But not without a little work… To get here, you’ll only need to hike about 2.5 km / 1.5 mi (one way), but in that short span of distance you’ll climb about 800 m / 2,625 ft all the way up to 3,300 m / 10,828 ft. It’s a steep one 😅Because of this it can take a bit. We took a little over two hours to go up. It’s just one foot in front of the other but can take awhile if you’re having a difficult time breathing with the elevation. But in my opinion going down was so much worse. Because of the harsh decline you have to be careful of your knees, slipping, and there’s dust in your face the whole time. At Marsur Rock itself, it can be really windy. The rock itself is wide enough to sit and stand on but it’s tilted sideways making your standing base pretty uneven. Usually I feel like spots like these are more of an illusion to the danger, but here I actually really felt like I could fall. Did it anyways, on this episode of @influencersinthewild Would you risk it?
Don’t forget to find gratitude even in uncomfort Don’t forget to find gratitude even in uncomfortable times 🌧️ After hiking a steep route and being in the sun for nearly 7 hours at high altitude, we finally made it back to the trailhead. Dehydrated, hungry, headache, sore body, and covered head to toe in dust...being out of sorts and agitated was a more than valid response in this moment. But making our way down I reminded myself of the beauty in the situation. With my hands in the grass and the wind in my hair, I ignored the blister on my foot and frolicked like a kid behind my un-phased mountain goat of a guide. The simple practice and choice to notice the small things changed the whole experience. Instead of ending the day succumbed to the painful exhaustion, I thought of the amazing opportunity l’ve been given to complete this hike and to be in Pakistan. I felt grateful for my body and its capabilities and for the small beauties of life like the grass against my palms. Like others before, this very simple lesson learned on a trail is one that I find myself applying to my life. In moments of mental disarray and harsher life lessons, gratitude is always what brings me clarity. Being told to have an abundant mindset is not something l’ve totally understood how to do based solely on this kind of abstract prompt. But when I look around and tell myself to notice all the beautiful and good things, that’s when I understand. It doesn’t cancel out the situation you find yourself in, but it does show you a blooming path to move forward. Today and everyday, find something you’re grateful for 🫶
A day of views, good food, conversation, slamming A day of views, good food, conversation, slamming my body against a foam wall ziplining, and music. My kind of day 🌞 Here’s some details of things & places in the vlog: 📍Hunza Valley 🛌 Stayed at Famree Resort @famree_resort 🥾 We hiked Baskochi Meadows to overhead views of Attabad lake 💦 Stopped at “air conditioned” bridge to feel the coolness of the glacier water flowing 🏔️ Ziplined and walked across Hussaini Bridge 📸 Photos taken in front of Passu Cones on Karakoram Highway 🍔 Burgers at Yak Grill @yakgrillpassu 🎶 Music with a rubab and I don’t remember the name of the drum 😬 Save this and ask me any questions you want to know about traveling in Pakistan 🇵🇰
I’m tellinggg you, you need to start prioritizin I’m tellinggg you, you need to start prioritizing curiosity in your life. You’ve a got a body to move and a mind to learn, just start trying and doing things. You’ve got places to see and a bucket list waiting, just take the trip on your own. I don’t know about you, but I want my life to be a collection of experiences. Some things will stick, others won’t. But at least I got out there and gave the things I wanted a go. Because why not 🤷‍♀️

#startyoursidequeststoday

PS who can’t get this song out of their head lol?
The carb and meat combo hates to see me coming bec The carb and meat combo hates to see me coming because I’m never going to turn it down. This is Chapshoro, a traditional dish from the Hunza Valley in Pakistan. We stopped at this well-liked place by locals on the side of Karakoram Highway called Chap Shuru Desi Pizza on Google Maps. 👀 Keep your eyes peeled for Pakistan blog posts with links to places like this and more. 👉 Tell me, what’s your favorite type of “meat pocket” and where is it from? I’m not sure I can ever completely choose but Argentinian empanadas, Lebanese sfeehas and Nepalese momos are top for me. Chapshoro though… ____ #foodietravel #pakistantravel #travelbeautifulpakistan #streetfood #foodieadventures #foodtravelculture #travelstories #solotravel #adventuretravel #solotraeldiaries #foodietravelguide
Who else? My camera roll is truly a mess 💀 Anyw Who else? My camera roll is truly a mess 💀 Anywaysss cuffed and tucked or un-cuffed and over? There’s really no difference 😂 ____ #solotravel #budgetravel #relateable #travelreels #womenwhotravel #globelletravels #wearetravelgirls #girlslovetravel #travelinladies
So who’s adding Pakistani Hobbiton to their buck So who’s adding Pakistani Hobbiton to their bucket list? Also thinking of doing more long format videos like this to share a bit more about my experiences. What do you think? ____ #pakistantravel #fairymeadows #pakistantourism #gilgitbalistan #nangaparbat #solotraveldiaries #travelvlog #solotravelgirl #adventuretravel
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