Colombia in Pictures
Cartagena, treasures of the Museo de Oro in Bogota, Colombia from Space and a selection of historical photos of various regions. Argentina - Historical Photos
Images of Argentina from time past include buildings,
historical events, people and scenic views in this gallery compiled by your guide to South America for Visitors. Pictures of Argentina
Photos, virtual tours and pictures of Argentina include Iguazu Falls, Buenos Aires, Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego and points in between plus a selection of Historical Photos. Alturas de Machu Picchu
Alturas de Machu Picchu (The Heights of Machu Picchu)
is a description, with pictures, of a visit, historical background, a photo gallery, and a quote from Pablo Neruda, from guest author Clarence Fisk's Chronicles of a Chilean in..., written in Spanish. Viaje al Altiplano Chileno
A journey to the Chilean Altiplano, from guest author Clarence Fisk's
Chronicles of a Chilean in Spain, written in Spanish, brought to you by your guide to South America. ¿Porque nos gusta comer ?
Why do we like to eat? Because Chilean food is so good! A description of favorite Chilean meals and some recommended restaurants in Chile, from guest author Clarence Fisk's Chronicles of a Chilean in Spain, written in Spanish, brought to
you by your guide to South America. Travel Planners for South America
Extensive information to help you plan your trip to South America includes travel and cultural information, photographs, top attractions, necessary documents, destinations, travel tips, tour operators, FAQ, lodgings, food and drink, festivals and holidays, and thousands of resources for each individual country on the South American continent.
Viaje Por Los Canales y Fiordos Del Sur De Chile
Guest Author Clarence Fisk sails through the canals and fjords of Southern Chile, describing the passage, glaciers, regional characteristics and life aboard the Skorpios III tour ship. In Spanish. Check out the slide show at Fotos del Viaje Por Los Canales y Fiordos Del Sur De Chile with descriptions in English. Bolivia's National Parks
Bolivia, South America's highest landlocked country, has some of the most pristine, wild and rugged national parks, with a tremendous variety of wildlife species in their natural environments, on the continent Bolivia for Visitors
Touring information, photos and maps to the many regions and touring possibilities in South America's landlocked country often called the "Tibet of South America." Cuenca, Ecuador
Cuenca, the third largest city of Ecuador, offers a mix of modern and colonial, green spaces, pleasant parks, a relaxed lifestyle, wildlife preserves and access to Ecuador's Inca ruins at Ingapirca. Called both the Athens of the Andes and the cultural capital of Ecuador, Cuenca has much to offer the visitor. Búzios, Brazil
An international resort, Buzios is two hours north of Rio de Janeiro, and its twenty plus beaches and relaxed hedonistic style likens it to Saint Tropez. Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
Impressions of this lively city by guest feature author Candice Kohl
include Candomble, Baina do Acarages, the water, streets, Cairinhas, architecture and lots of beach time. Juan Fernandez Archipelago
Off the coast of Chile, way off the beaten track, the archipelago was once home to Alexander Selkirk, the Scottish castway who spent four years there and became the basis for the novel Robinson Crusoe. With limited tourism facilities, the archipelago is still a draw for the historical connections and unique wildlife. Popayán, Colombia
This charming town, nestled in a serene valley setting, is one of Colombia's most beautiful colonial towns with a rich religious and cultural heritage. Fully restored after an earthquake, it's a national monument and known for its spectacular Semana Santa celebrations. Matto Grosso
Brazil's Matto Grosso, the land of Big Wood, offers history, mystery
and great ecotouring in the Pantanal, the cerrado and the Amazon rainforest. Nazca Lines, Peru
Ancient religion? Aliens from outer space? Ancient astronomers? Water sources? What caused the lines at one of Peru's favorite tourist destinations? Buenos Aires, Argentina
Big. sprawling Buenos Aires, teh capital of Argentina, is cosmopolitan and yet retains a neighborhood feel in the barrios. Sightseeing, nightlife, including the sensual tango, is a must in this sophisticated city. Survivor 7: Pearl Islands - Episode 11
One of the most heated Survivor arguments ever ends with one castaway declaring the other a sworn enemy. Christa is accused of sabotaging the food supply. But is it a false accusation? Despite the tension of competition, a touching gesture of compassion marks the Reward Challenge.
Jon receives some stunning news.
No one is safe as conspiracies and overheard conversations fuel the insecurities of every castaway prior to Tribal Council. Who will be next to go? Galápagos Archipelago
The Galapagos archipelago, first discovered uninhabited by the Spaniards in 1535, and later made famous by Charles Darwin in 1835, is both a province and a national park of Ecuador, 600 mi
(1000 km) west on the mainland. It is a premiere wildlife observation, protection and research center visited annually by thousands of tourists. Manu and Tambopata Rain Forests of Peru
Visit the Peruvian Amazon river basin - what to see where to go and what to pack. Ecuador for Visitors
The three regions of Ecuador, coast, mountains and Amazonia, offer the visitor a multitude of choices, including the heritage capital, Quito, lush seaside resorts, Volcano Alley, rainforests, verdant mountain plains and a relaxed lifestyle. Virtual Tour of South America
Photos, descriptions and pack-your-bags-and-go motivation to the Amazon, Machu Picchu, Iguazu Falls, Patagonia, Torres del Paine and more great top ten destinations. Chile's Lake District
Chile's Osorno volcano has been called the Fujimaya of South America. The Lake District has been likened to Switzerland, but Chile's spectacular arrangement of lakes, volcanos, rivers and waterfalls stand completely on its own as a major travel destination. History Quiz Question 8
History Quiz Question 8 | 