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I have now written up my guide to being a vegetarian in Japan: http://www.neverendingvoyage.com/vegetarian-survival-guide-to-japan/ ...

I've written a detailed guide to being a vegetarian in Japan, based on our nearly 6 weeks in the country last year:...

I would definitely recommend Sucre. It's warm, compact and easy to get around, laid back and very pretty. We didn't like Santa Cruz at all,...

I'm vegetarian so only tried vegetarian-friendly restaurants in Kyoto but if that doesn't bother you then I'd recommend eating at one of...

We have written about the different ways we learnt Spanish in Buenos Aires here:...

We are two vegetarians who just spent 5.5 weeks in Japan. It is difficult but we also had some amazing vegetarian meals there. ...

We also did a cooking class in Kyoto and it was one of our Japan highlights. We did ours with Uzuki Cooking Class...

It seems a bit rushed to me, although it may technically be possible. We spent a week driving from Salta -Cafayate - Cachi-(via Salta)-...

Bolivia is a great place for riding (the cheapest we've ever been) and we loved our three hour ride in Tupiza. The scenery is gorgeous wild...

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The usual jeep tour in the salt flats area doesn't involve much hiking at all. We had walking shoes and didn't need boots (we travel carry...

Just found our itinerary with Amaszonas (http://www.amaszonas.com/index.php?id=Espa%F1ol) : ...

It definitely is possible, or at least we did it about a year ago. We flew from Santa Cruz to Rurrenabaque with a change in Trinidad and a...

We flew from Brazil to Argentina and were not asked for proof of onward travel. Although it technically is required we weren't asked...

We did the bus trip and it wasn't fun. In fact it inspired our Bolivian bus hell...