Silvia Huston is an irrepressible blend of brilliance and travel wrapped in an American spirit. Silvia's educational journey has been tremendously inspiring. She cut her teeth at the University of California, where she studied Cultural Anthropology with a side of Psychology, diving headfirst into the realm of knowledge.Silvia, on the other hand, is not satisfied with simply studying literature and attending lectures; rather, she considers the entire world to be her classroom. Her love of travel is central to her story. Silvia has seen it everything, from the bustling streets of Tokyo to the serene landscapes of Patagonia. Every passport stamp tells a story of travel, adventure, and the joy of experiencing the world from a different perspective.Silvia's favorite pastimes are when she is not exploring a new city and absorbing in its sights and noises. She identifies herself as a photography enthusiast who enjoys photographing things that make her feel alive. Silvia's camera catches beauty, whether it's the beautiful details of a street market or the breathtaking view from the summit of a mountain.But wait—there's more to this complex woman. Silvia enjoys trying different restaurants and is always on the lookout for the perfect regional cuisine that symbolizes a specific location. Her taste buds have danced their way around the world on a gastronomic adventure because she believes that food can reflect a true culture.Silvia can be found engaged in a good book, sipping coffee at her side, or picking out notes on her guitar that reverberate with the beat of her travels in her spare time. She incorporates the threads of her travels into the fabric of her life, becoming more than just a traveler.Silvia's biography demonstrates a life well lived, one marked by a love of learning, an insatiable curiosity about the world, and a desire to make lifelong memories. Silvia embraces every step of the journey in a world that moves at breakneck speed, leaving inspirational footprints wherever she goes.Read more about this authorRead less about this author