(1/125s, f/5, ISO200, 115mm)

Our team started this year with two articles in Hungarian travel magazines, Világjáró Magazin – Roads of the Altai and Földgömb Magazin – The Mosquito coast. Also, a series of articles are published in Over Magazin about travel photography, starting in May.

Our summer trips to Mongolia: Mounted expedition with reindeer herders and Gobi Desert Overland Expedition were a huge success, we will be posting photos soon.

The 2010/11 winter season arrives with new and exciting trips, organized through our travel partner, iKaland (the links are in Hungarian):

October 8 – 25 The millennium of the Maya: Discovering history and nature in Guatemala
October 16 – 23 El Mirador: the largest pyramids on Earth
October 30 – November 11 Cuchumatánes Expedition: researching equestrian traditions in the Maya Highlands
November 15 – 28 Wild Mexico: from the Caribbean to the Pacific
December 2 – 15 Río Azul Expedition: in search of lost Maya cities
December 22 – January 6 Cuba on two wheels: expedition to an enchanted land
January 30 – February 12 Río San Pedro Expedition: Following Maya trade routes with canoes
February 19 – March 10 Honduras: the Mosquito-coast in a pipante

(1/60s, f/14, ISO100, 50mm)

We are planning a new trip to Central America, across four countries, visiting the great cities of the Maya Civilisation. Including the best of ancient sites and sights in Guatemala, Honduras, Belize and Mexico, the trip will also reveal some contradictions about the „2012 Maya Prophecy”. More information: info[at]bedouin.hu

Leaving the hot, suntanned coast of Mexico, we arrive overnight to Guatemala, the home of chicken buses, breathtaking curves and the Chuchumatanes range of the ancient Maya. (more…)

Since the famous movie, the name of Puerto Escondido is familiar with every traveler in the world. Although the atmosphere of hammock-slinging and barefoot walking is long gone, anyone looking for a peaceful, but “civilized” retreat should come here with their family. (more…)

Just like in Rome the thing with that fountain, Oaxaca also has its own legend: anyone eating from the fried, hot grasshoppers available at the central market is sure to return in the future. (more…)