(NaturalNews) In response to the growing interest in South American destinations for tourism and abundant living, I’ve put together a breathtaking photo tour of the town of Vilcabamba, the Valley of Longevity and the Hacienda San Joaquin ranch where expatriates are currently buying land and building homes. I’ve been reporting from this ranch for the entire month, recording radio shows, writing articles and drinking fresh vegetable from my garden several times a day. Now, I’ve decided to share this uplifting experience with NaturalNews readers.
The photo tour is available here: http://www.naturalnews.com/PhotoTour_Vilcabamba-Ecuador-Homes_1.html
In it, you’ll see pictures of:
• The extraordinary home of Dr. Brian O’Leary
• Views of the Valley of Longevity
• Pictures of lush organic vegetable gardens
• Homes being built there by Americans and other multinationals
• A look at gorgeous waterfalls, private gardens and breathtaking views
• Dogs and horses that live at Hacienda San Joaquin
• The town of Vilcabamba, Ecuador
I’ve put this together to help introduce people to a place where they can live free, with abundant food and water, and find a safe haven from the chaos and madness of first-world countries like the USA.
The primary advantages of living in Ecuador include:
• Perfect climate year-round: It’s great for growing vegetables, fruits and medicinal plants every day of the year.
• Low cost of living: Buying land and building a home in Vilcabamba, Ecuador is really affordable, and costs far less than building in the U.S., Panama, Costa Rica or almost anywhere.
• Food and water security: This valley provides abundant food and water, creating real food security. Step outside your front door, and you have food (avocados, papayas, oranges, veggies, etc.)
• Safety from Western nations: Concerned about where the U.S. is headed? Want to escape the madness of living in a Western nation and find peace, freedom and health in a community where other visionary multinationals are settling? Vilcabamba is a safe haven for those fed up with high-stress, high-cost living in first-world countries that seem to be headed towards yet more problems in the years ahead.
See the full photo tour at: http://www.naturalnews.com/PhotoTour_Vilcabamba-Ecuador-Homes_1.html
