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Nate Hake’s Biography

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Nate Hake is the founder & CEO of Travel Lemming.

Nate began his career as a corporate litigation attorney after graduating from Yale Law School. In 2016, he left on a one-way ticket to travel the world and never looked back. Nate has been traveling full time ever since, exploring more than 75 countries along the way.

Nate believes that travel should be about exploring new places, so he built Travel Lemming to focus on highlighting the world's underrated and emerging destinations.

Nate is spe…

Nate Hake’s Journalist Portfolio

13 Best Travel Backpacks for Europe, 2023 [Tested & Ranked] -

13 Best Travel Backpacks for Europe, 2023 [Tested & Ranked] -

Finding the best travel backpack for Europe can be a daunting task. A backpack might be the biggest investmen…

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The ultimate guide to backpacking the USA

The ultimate guide to backpacking the USA

Planning a trip to backpack the USA can seem a little daunting, right? The US is massive, there are tons of p…

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The best places to visit in Mexico's Yucatan peninsula - Hostelworld

The best places to visit in Mexico's Yucatan peninsula - Hostelworld

From ancient Mayan ruins, to jungle swimming holes, to magical lakes, the Yucatan peninsula offers so much to…

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21 Best Things To Do in Tulum, Mexico - Goats On The Road

21 Best Things To Do in Tulum, Mexico - Goats On The Road

Don't miss these 21 best things to do in Tulum, Mexico. From beaches and ruins to cenotes & bars, we've got y…

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10 Amazing Things to do in Merida, Mexico | Getting Stamped

10 Amazing Things to do in Merida, Mexico | Getting Stamped

Mexico's Yucatan peninsula is one of the hottest travel destinations on the planet. Yet most visitors ignore …

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21 Essential travel tips for Peru

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By Nate Hake
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I spent more than a month in Peru recently. Overall, I had an incredible trip. But I also made a few crucial mistakes, including an error that caused me to get sick and another that caused me to almost not see Machu Picchu at all. To help you avoid my mistakes, I’ve put together this list of 21 tips and things to know before you visit Peru. Haven’t booked your hotels yet? I’ve also got practical planning guides like where to stay for Machu Picchu, in Cusco, and in Lima.
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The Perfect 10-Day Peru Itinerary for First-Timers

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By Nate Hake
| Travel Lemming
👉 Jump to: YouTube Video | Lima (Days 1-2), , Aguas Calientes (Day 6), Machu Picchu (Day 7), Cusco (Days 8-10) | If You Want to Extend | Map | Transport | Tips | FAQs If you’re planning your first trip to Peru and wondering where to start, I’ve got you covered. After my latest trip to Peru, I carefully crafted what I think is the perfect 10-day itinerary for most first-timers. This itinerary will take you to all the Peru classics at a realistic pace.
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Where to Stay in Cusco (And The Sacred Valley)

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By Nate Hake
| Travel Lemming
👉 Jump to: Best Places to Stay | Best Areas | Tips | My YouTube Video | FAQs I love Cusco. I think it’s the single best destination in all of South America, and it should be on every traveler’s bucket list. But Cusco is one of those destinations that requires a lot of planning. To help you out, I made this guide to exactly where to stay for the best experience. Almost all visitors should stay in Cusco’s Historic Center. It’s really where everything is and the only area of the city worth considering.
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