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Eleanor Hughes
Auckland, New Zealand
Eleanor is a New Zealander who wrote children's fiction, then took up freelance travel writing to justify long Overlanding travels through South and Central America. A relaxing holiday is not for her, she enjoys discovering, new adventures and a few challenges along the way. Eleanor has written travel articles for the New Zealand Herald, Otago Daily Times, Flight Centre NZ and UK blogs, and Dine and Destinations amongst others. When not writing or travelling overseas she's cycling, hiking, playing hockey or running.
Articles from this author
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At One with Nature in Costa Rica
Where sustainability is not a practice; it is a way of life. -
The Mayan Ruins of Central America
See soaring temples, intricate designs carved on stones, open plazas and ball courts. -
A Tributary of the Amazon – the Napo River
Eleven hundred tributaries flow into the mighty Amazon River, one of which is the Napo River. -
Discovering Colombia’s Colonial Towns
Landscapes with irresistibly beautiful beaches, rainforest and mountains. -
Antigua: Guatemala's UNESCO World Heritage site
Discover the central city in the highlands of Guatemala. -
Indigenous Culture at San Cristóbal de las Casas
Discover the highland town in Mexico’s southern state of Chiapas.
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Experiencing Argentinian Evenings in Buenos Aires
Discover the Argentinian culture of Buenos Aires! -
Indigenous Culture at San Cristóbal de las Casas
Discover the highland town in Mexico’s southern state of Chiapas. -
Antigua: Guatemala's UNESCO World Heritage site
Discover the central city in the highlands of Guatemala. -
Witness the Iconic Iguazu Falls
Experience the Iguazú Falls from the Argentinian or Brazilian side. -
Discovering Colombia’s Colonial Towns
Landscapes with irresistibly beautiful beaches, rainforest and mountains. -
A Tributary of the Amazon – the Napo River
Eleven hundred tributaries flow into the mighty Amazon River, one of which is the Napo River.
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