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- Lima Restaurant ChoicesCreated: 2009-11-14 @ 21:07:30 EST
Take the time to enjoy a varied and increasingly adventurous experience with these various restaurants in Lima. Your choices range from neighborhood Chinese restaurant, known as a chifa, to criollo… - Best on a budget ? a selection of seven cheap destinations in South …Created: 2009-11-04 @ 22:41:16 EST Updated: 2009-11-04 @ 22:47:24 EST
Question: how can you travel more and spend less? Answer: by heading to a few of the cheap destinations in South America we’ve picked out.
Choose your destination carefully and your budget… - Explore age-old Andean textile traditionsCreated: 2009-10-18 @ 21:48:15 EDT Updated: 2009-10-18 @ 21:58:07 EDT
Exploring the Andes by foot, bicycle, mule or vehicle, these 14 day tours offer an innovative and fresh way to visit Peru. The tours visit key points of interest like Lake Titicaca, Cusco and of co… - A Visit to the Falkland Islands / Islas MalvinasCreated: 2009-10-06 @ 16:04:17 EDT
Situated 400 miles from the coast of South America, surrounded by open ocean, and far removed from the increasingly frantic pace of modern life, the Falkland Islands are a dramatic archipelago of r… - Which trek around Cusco, Peru?Created: 2009-09-23 @ 18:59:08 EDT
There's more to choose from than just the classic Inca Trail. Check out the Vilcabamba, Salkantay and the rugged Choquequirao to Machu Picchu route. There are also a number of other choices in the … - Where to dine and drink in Ushuaia, Argentina…Created: 2009-08-27 @ 14:24:16 EDT Updated: 2009-08-27 @ 15:55:39 EDT
There's an ample choice of restaurants, pubs, cafes, bars, discos, buffet-style and quick meals in Ushuaia. Here is a sampling of some of the most favored… - Peru's Amazonia: Iquitos and Trip to the ShamanCreated: 2009-08-09 @ 15:55:12 EDT
Boat trip from Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon region to the Yanacuyo river to the Loving Light Amazon Lodge, where guest author Skip Kaltenheuser has a session with the shaman,Marcelino Nolorbe Tal… - Peru's Amazonia: Iquitos and Trip to the ShamanCreated: 2009-08-09 @ 15:52:41 EDT
Boat trip from Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon region to the Yanacuyo river to the Loving Light Amazon Lodge, where guest author Skip Kaltenheuser has a session with the shaman,Marcelino Nolorbe Tal… - Peru's Amazonia: Iquitos and Trip to the ShamanCreated: 2009-08-09 @ 15:51:20 EDT
Boat trip from Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon region to the Yanacuyo river to the Loving Light Amazon Lodge, where guest author Skip Kaltenheuser has a session with the shaman,Marcelino Nolorbe Tal… - Peru's Amazonia: Iquitos and Trip to the ShamanCreated: 2009-08-09 @ 15:49:24 EDT
Boat trip from Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon region to the Yanacuyo river to the Loving Light Amazon Lodge, where guest author Skip Kaltenheuser has a session with the shaman,Marcelino Nolorbe Tal… - Peru's Amazonia: Iquitos and Trip to the ShamanCreated: 2009-08-09 @ 15:48:03 EDT Updated: 2009-08-09 @ 21:05:03 EDT
Boat trip from Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon region to the Yanacuyo river to the Loving Light Amazon Lodge, where guest author Skip Kaltenheuser has a session with the shaman,Marcelino Nolorbe Tal… - Peru's Amazonia: Iquitos and Trip to the ShamanCreated: 2009-08-09 @ 15:42:26 EDT
Boat trip from Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon region to the Yanacuyo river to the Loving Light Amazon Lodge, where guest author Skip Kaltenheuser has a session with the shaman,Marcelino Nolorbe Tal… - Peru's Amazonia: Iquitos and Trip to the ShamanCreated: 2009-08-09 @ 15:41:01 EDT
Boat trip from Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon region to the Yanacuyo river to the Loving Light Amazon Lodge, where guest author Skip Kaltenheuser has a session with the shaman,Marcelino Nolorbe Tal… - Peru's Amazonia: Iquitos and Trip to the ShamanCreated: 2009-08-09 @ 15:40:01 EDT
Boat trip from Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon region to the Yanacuyo river to the Loving Light Amazon Lodge, where guest author Skip Kaltenheuser has a session with the shaman,Marcelino Nolorbe Tal… - Peru's Amazonia: Iquitos and Trip to the ShamanCreated: 2009-08-09 @ 15:38:07 EDT
Boat trip from Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon region to the Yanacuyo river to the Loving Light Amazon Lodge, where guest author Skip Kaltenheuser has a session with the shaman,Marcelino Nolorbe Tal… - Peru's Amazonia: Iquitos and Trip to the ShamanCreated: 2009-08-09 @ 15:20:43 EDT Updated: 2009-08-09 @ 15:43:37 EDT
Boat trip from Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon region to the Yanacuyo river to the Loving Light Amazon Lodge, where guest author Skip Kaltenheuser has a session with the shaman,Marcelino Nolorbe Tal… - Peru's Amazonia: Iquitos and Trip to the ShamanCreated: 2009-08-09 @ 15:13:36 EDT Updated: 2009-08-09 @ 15:45:04 EDT
Boat trip from Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon region to the Yanacuyo river to the Loving Light Amazon Lodge, where guest author Skip Kaltenheuser has a session with the shaman,Marcelino Nolorbe Tal… - Peru's Amazonia: Iquitos and Trip to the ShamanCreated: 2009-08-09 @ 15:09:45 EDT Updated: 2009-08-09 @ 15:46:08 EDT
Boat trip from Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon region to the Yanacuyo river to the Loving Light Amazon Lodge, where guest author Skip Kaltenheuser has a session with the shaman,Marcelino Nolorbe Tal… - Peru's Amazonia: Iquitos and Trip to the ShamanCreated: 2009-08-09 @ 15:05:00 EDT Updated: 2009-08-09 @ 15:53:50 EDT
Boat trip from Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon region to the Yanacuyo river to the Loving Light Amazon Lodge, where guest author Skip Kaltenheuser has a session with the shaman,Marcelino Nolorbe Tal… - Peru's Amazonia: Iquitos and Trip to the ShamanCreated: 2009-08-09 @ 14:58:41 EDT Updated: 2009-08-09 @ 15:50:18 EDT
Boat trip from Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon region to the Yanacuyo river to the Loving Light Amazon Lodge, where guest author Skip Kaltenheuser has a session with the shaman,Marcelino Nolorbe Tal… - Peru's Amazonia: Iquitos and Trip to the ShamanCreated: 2009-08-07 @ 15:04:45 EDT
Boat trip from Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon region to the Yanacuyo river to the Loving Light Amazon Lodge, where guest author Skip Kaltenheuser has a session with the shaman,Marcelino Nolorbe Tal… - Peru's Amazonia: Iquitos and Trip to the ShamanCreated: 2009-08-07 @ 14:13:11 EDT Updated: 2009-08-07 @ 14:13:11 EDT
Boat trip from Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon region to the Yanacuyo river to the Loving Light Amazon Lodge, where guest author Skip Kaltenheuser has a session with the shaman,Marcelino Nolorbe Tal… - Uruguay for VisitorsUpdated: 2009-11-07 @ 17:36:52 EST
From Montevideo and the famed resorts along the Gold Coast to gauchos Uruguay has a lot to offer the visitor… - Nude Beaches in South AmericaUpdated: 2009-11-07 @ 17:34:43 EST
The legal beaches and naturist resorts or clubs are in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay and surprisingly few of them in Brazil given the almost nude state of many beach goers on Rio's famed beaches… - Ecuador's El OrienteUpdated: 2009-11-07 @ 17:16:39 EST
Ecuador's eastern region offers rainforests, many rivers, birding, adventure and ecological research… - Dia del TrabajadorUpdated: 2009-11-07 @ 17:14:38 EST
If you are traveling in Latin America on the first day of May, you can expect to find banks, government offices, stores, post offices and businesses closed for the day as people celebrate the Inter… - Petroglyphs and Rock Art of South AmericaUpdated: 2009-11-07 @ 16:59:58 EST
Call them pictographs or rupestrian art, petroglyphs give us a look at the past, and the numerous South American sites provide information about ancient peoples and cultures… - The Volcanos of ChileUpdated: 2009-11-07 @ 16:56:35 EST
Chile has hundreds of volcanos, active and dormant, along the Bolivian and Argentine borders. Some are favored climbs, others are scenic gems. Ready to climb one? … - Chile's Lake DistrictUpdated: 2009-11-07 @ 16:50:45 EST
Chile's Lake District has been likened to Switzerland, but the spectacular arrangement of lakes, volcanos, rivers and waterfalls stand completely on its own as a major South American travel destina… - Fiesta de la Virgen de la CandelariaUpdated: 2009-11-07 @ 16:25:00 EST
Celebrate the Fiesta de la Virgen de la Candelaria on February 2 in Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Uruguay and Venezuela… - Highlights of Southern BrazilUpdated: 2009-11-07 @ 16:22:22 EST
The states of Santa Catarina, Rio Grande do Sul and Paraná
reflect much of their European heritage, including language and Octoberfests, and offer the traveler great vistas, splendid beach… - Samba!Updated: 2009-11-07 @ 16:17:12 EST
Sensuous or sizzling, there's something about a samba that digs in and won't let go. Your toes twitch, your shoulders sway, and in a flash you're on your feet and dancing!… - Matto GrossoUpdated: 2009-11-07 @ 16:06:28 EST
Brazil's Matto Grosso, the land of Big Wood, offers wildlife, history, mystery and great ecotouring in the Pantanal, the cerrado and the Amazon rainforest… - Brasilia, Capital of BrazilUpdated: 2009-11-07 @ 16:03:44 EST
Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, is a monument to what Brazilians can do and have done. It's a city pointing like an arrow into the future. It's built on a massive scale, with large, innovative bui… - La Paz, BoliviaUpdated: 2009-11-07 @ 16:02:28 EST
La Paz, one of the two capitals of Bolivia, nicknamed the city that touches the clouds, is one of the highest cities on earth and the center of Bolivian legislative government, culture and tourism… - Recipes from PeruUpdated: 2009-11-07 @ 16:01:14 EST
Peru gave the potato to the world, and Peruvians use many varieties in their cuisine,
as well as tropical fruits and vegetables… - Recipes from EcuadorUpdated: 2009-11-07 @ 15:57:04 EST
Tropical fruits, seafood, Andean potatoes, plus roasted cuy (guinea pig) or tronquito (bull penis soup) for the adventurous, are components of Ecuadorian cuisine… - Argentina Homework HelperUpdated: 2009-11-07 @ 15:53:08 EST
Useful facts and information for students of all ages
who want to learn more about Argentina, the country and its people, includes history, geography, maps, languages, flags, national anthem, f… - Talking South AmericanUpdated: 2009-11-01 @ 22:00:58 EST
Every country and culture has its own conversational likes and dislikes. When you meet a South American for the first time, what do you talk about? Talkig South American has its own dos and don'ts… - The Mole Reality Show in Argentina: Part 9 - The Winner!Updated: 2009-10-31 @ 13:52:40 EDT
The entire cast of THE MOLE gathers for the reunion show, in which the winner and the MOLE are revealed, winning tactics discussed, and the successful strategies of the MOLE elicit groans and awe… - The Mole Reality Show in Argentina: Part 8Updated: 2009-10-31 @ 13:49:06 EDT
Bombs, Landmarks and the Final Quiz brings us the final missions in this episode of THE MOLE, as the Final Three, two competing very hard, and one taking the easy way out, attempt to survive the ch… - The Mole Reality Show in Argentina: Part 7Updated: 2009-10-31 @ 13:47:55 EDT
Now down to the Final Four, THE MOLE players face suspicions, big challenges as they compete in the Buenos Aires missions and a huge surprise when one of them is executed and leaves the game… - The Mole Reality Show in Argentina: Part 6Updated: 2009-10-28 @ 17:43:54 EDT
Now down to the Final Five, with one woman remaining, the competitors of The Mole reality show hunt the streets of Mendoza, Argentina for clues to survive their missions, identify the player sabota… - The Mole Reality Show in Argentina: Part 5Updated: 2009-10-28 @ 17:41:56 EDT
In Argentina, the players, now only six with only one woman remaining, and host of the reality adventure show, The Mole, gather to survive their missions, identify the player sabotaging the game, a… - The Mole Reality Show in Argentina: Part 4Updated: 2009-10-28 @ 17:40:23 EDT
In Argentina, the players, now only seven, and host of the reality adventure show, The Mole, gather to survive their missions, identify the player sabotaging the game, and win a substantial cash pr… - The Mole Reality Show Moves to Argentina: Part 3Updated: 2009-10-28 @ 17:32:31 EDT
In the Andes of Argentina, the players, now only eight, and host of the reality adventure show called The Mole, gather to overcome numerous obstacles, identify the player sabotaging the game, and w… - The Mole Reality Show on Location in Chile: Part 2Updated: 2009-10-28 @ 17:28:51 EDT
In several more locations in Chile, the players and host of the reality adventure show called The Mole, gather to overcome numerous obstacles, identify the player sabotaging the game, and win a sub… - The Mole Reality Show on Location in Chile: Part 1Updated: 2009-10-28 @ 17:25:26 EDT
In several locations in Chile, the players and host of the reality adventure show called The Mole, gather to overcome numerous obstacles, identify the player sabotaging the game, and win a substant… - Los Roques National ParkUpdated: 2009-10-28 @ 17:19:55 EDT
Venezuela's island park offers superb diving, snorkeling, sailing and swimming in an ecologically preserved area - a favorite destination! … - Angel Falls and Canaima National ParkUpdated: 2009-10-28 @ 17:17:09 EDT
Sprawling Parque Nacional Canaima, Venezuela's second largest national park includes rolling savannas, forests, dense river woodlands, sheer cliffs, and steep flat-topped table mountains called tep… - Tango!Updated: 2009-10-28 @ 17:15:26 EDT
This sensual, emotional dance began in the poorer areas of Buenos Aires and rose to international fame before the rock 'n' roll era. Now it's back, more popular than ever. Do you tango? … - Bolivia's National ParksUpdated: 2009-10-28 @ 17:10:46 EDT
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 t… - Popular Restaurants in SantiagoUpdated: 2009-10-25 @ 20:10:23 EDT
These popular restaurants are only a few of Santiago's many restaurants, from the large and lavish to the tiny neighborhood bistro. Offering a variety of cuisines, with a generous use of Chile's pr… - Horseback Adventures in South AmericaUpdated: 2009-10-17 @ 23:07:19 EDT
Becoming more and more popular, horseback tours, whether progam or customised, easy or rugged, elemental or luxury, are a great way of seeing the countryside. Here you can explore Patagonia, the An… - Experiences In Cerro De PascoUpdated: 2009-10-17 @ 23:00:24 EDT
Experiences In Cerro De Pasco, Peru recounts the personal recollections from Sylvia Walter who lived in the mining camp of Cerro de Pasco, Peru… - Manaus, BrazilUpdated: 2009-10-17 @ 22:59:28 EDT
From a small river fort built in 1669 through the fabulously wealthy days of the rubber boom, through decline and adversity, Manaus in the state of Amazonas rose and fell like the tides on the Rio … - Kourou, the Space Center of French GuianaUpdated: 2009-10-17 @ 22:57:29 EDT
Kourou, the Space Center of French Guiana, once the backwater mainland headquarters for the infamous penal colony of Devil's Island, now is home to the Centre Spatial Guyanais, and a modern city wi… - Cali, ColombiaUpdated: 2009-10-17 @ 22:56:22 EDT
Cali is Colombia's third largest city and a center for sugar and coffee industry. It enjoys terrific nightlife in the salsotecas, and visitors enjoy the historic center as well as excursions into t… - Gauchos of Argentina, Uruguay and Southern BrazilUpdated: 2009-10-17 @ 22:55:12 EDT
Wherever you have cattle and cattle ranches, you have people on horseback tending to them. In Argentina, Uruguay and southern Brazil, they're the gauchos of myth and lore, a larger than life vital … - Suriname for VisitorsUpdated: 2009-10-17 @ 22:45:12 EDT
Tropical rainforests and a trek to Mount Kasikasima are only two of the country's attractions. Wildlife, river cruises and the city of Paramaribo offer sightseeing opportunities… - In Search of the Perfect EmpanadaUpdated: 2009-10-17 @ 22:42:34 EDT
These Latin American pastries, filled with seafood, meat, cheese, vegetables or fruit are wildly popular. Check out these recipes, or send in your choice for the perfect empanada.
… - South American TriviaUpdated: 2009-10-17 @ 22:41:40 EDT
The countries of South America hold an astonishing number of world records for biggest, longest and highest. Keep these facts and figures handy and amaze your friends with your knowledge of South A… - Cerro AconcaguaUpdated: 2009-10-17 @ 22:40:34 EDT
At 22834 ft, or 6960 m, Argentina's Cerro Aconcagua is among the world's highest mountains and is the highest peak of the Western Hemisphere, presenting a challenge to climbers and trekkers… - Llaneros - Cowboys of Colombia and VenezuelaUpdated: 2009-10-09 @ 16:41:46 EDT
Llaneros, the cowboys of Colombia and Venezuela, are called the first cowboys of South America. Skilled horsemen, they are venerated in folklore and literature, and their music and skills are popul… - Places to Stay at Iguazu FallsUpdated: 2009-10-09 @ 16:32:57 EDT
Touring the awe-inspiring Iguazu Falls, on the borders of Brazil and Argentina on the Iguazu river is best done in at least two days. Here are some places to stay on either the Brazilian or Argenti… - Amazing Race 13 - First Stop: Salvador, Bahia, BrazilUpdated: 2009-10-09 @ 16:10:09 EDT
The thirteenth season of the Amazing Race adventure reality show begins in Los Angeles, California and flies to its first stop of Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. Eleven teams of two begin the competition … - Amazing Race 13 - Second Stop: Fortaleza, Ceara, BrazilUpdated: 2009-10-09 @ 16:09:34 EDT
Eleven teams of two began the competition for the prize of one million dollars, but are down to ten as one team was eliminated at the first pit stop, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. Who is next?… - Survivor 11: Guatemala - About the Mayan EmpireUpdated: 2009-10-09 @ 16:07:01 EDT
According to Mayan history, the creation of the world occurred around 11,000 BC. Mayan civilization dates from 2600 BC and continues today in Guatemala and other Central American countries. Will th… - Survivor 11: Guatemala - Mayan CalendarUpdated: 2009-10-09 @ 16:06:02 EDT
Learn the basics of the sophisticated Mayan calendar that not only captured past historical and mythological events, kept track of time, determined a person's life from birth to death but also fore… - Survivor Exile Island - 16 Castaways and SnakesUpdated: 2009-10-09 @ 15:52:33 EDT
The first episode of the new season of Survivor brings the castaways to Panama again, and in addition to the survival within the game, who will manage to cope best with the local wildlife, includin… - South American Medal Results in the 2004 OlympicsUpdated: 2009-10-09 @ 15:49:26 EDT
The 2004 Olympic Summer Games came to a close with athletes parading, fireworks in a moonlit sky, music, dances, many gestures of friendship and respect, plus the Olympic torch extinguished to be l… - Rio de Janeiro Four Stars and Up HotelsUpdated: 2009-10-08 @ 21:58:34 EDT
Rio de Janeiro, called the cidade maravilhosa, has undoubtedly the most marvellous setting of any city in the World. It boasts tremendous views in a mountainous coastal paradise, world famous beach… - Rio de Janeiro Three Star HotelsUpdated: 2009-10-08 @ 21:51:39 EDT
Rio de Janeiro, called the cidade maravilhosa, has undoubtedly the most marvellous setting of any city in the World. It boasts tremendous views in a mountainous coastal paradise, world famous beach… - El Bolson Photographic TourUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 20:23:38 EDT
Located south of Bariloche in Argentina's Patagonia, El Bolson offers Andean scenery, mountain sports, fishing, relaxation and the bounty of the area to visitors seeking a peaceful and restful vaca… - Walking Tours of Central Rio de JaneiroUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 20:21:09 EDT
Walking tours of central Rio de Janeiro provide the visitor with a glimpse into Rio's cultural and historical past and up-to-date present with lavish architecture and glorious views, proving that t… - Rancagua, ChileUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 20:19:25 EDT
Rancagua, located an hour south of Santiago, offers history, sports, cultural traditions, tours of the deepest copper mine in the world, world-class spas, a nature preserve, wine, rodeos and the tr… - Amazing Race 5: Episodes 1 - 3Updated: 2009-10-06 @ 20:15:25 EDT
Amazing Race 5: Episodes 1 - 3 recaps the beginning of the 75,000 mile race from Santa Monica, California to Punta Ballena, Uruguay. Next the competitors go to Buenos Aires and Bariloche, Argentina… - Cuzco, Capital of the Inca EmpireUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 20:11:05 EDT
Cuzco, Capital of the Inca Empire, has both historical and cultural significance. As the hub of tourism for Machu Picchu, Ollytantambo, Sacsayhuaman, Pisac and the Sacred Valley of the Urubamba Riv… - Ausangate Trek, PeruUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 20:07:55 EDT
The Ausangate trek is a circuit around the tallest mountain in the Cordillera Vilacanota of Peru. Ausangate is regarded as a sacred mountain, an apu, and is the site of shamanic pilgirmages and the… - In the Footsteps of the ConquistadorsUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 20:06:41 EDT
Ariana Svenson of Apus Peru Adventure Travel Specialists takes us with her on an expedition to Vilcabamba, legendary last fortress of the vanquised Inca nation. The journey is replete with surpisin… - Virgen del Carmen Festival - Colorful Peruvian FestivalUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 20:05:07 EDT
The annual Fiesta de la Virgen del Carmen is a colorful mix of Andean pre-Columbian ceremonies and Catholic religion in which masked, costumed dancers relive ancient gods and rites… - Tigre Delta - Sub-Tropical Water WonderlandUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 20:01:39 EDT
The Tigre delta, named for the fierce jaguar, is a 14,000 square kilometer area where thousands of islands and inlets, water channels, rivers and backwaters form a sub-tropical wonderland about twe… - The Pantanal and the EnvironmentUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 19:59:03 EDT
The Pantanal is a huge wilderness region of swamps and marshes - wetlands created by the seasonal flooding of the river Paraguai and its many tributaries. It's the site of the popular annual Intern… - Casino Coquimbo - ReviewUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 19:56:31 EDT
Casino Coquimbo is located in Coquimbo, a popular beach resort in the Norte Chico, and provides an added attraction to beach goers and sunbathers… - Things to Do and See in Iquique, ChileUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 19:51:28 EDT
The capital of Chile’s northernmost region, Region I, Iquique is one of the country’s most visited cities. The attractions are a mild climate, commerce, the Atacama desert, natura… - Georgetown, GuyanaUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 16:12:19 EDT
Georgetown, Guyana isn't on the top destination list of many travelers, but the touches of whimsy in the Dutch and English colonial architecture, the mixtures of cultures and cuisines, plus the opp… - Tango Shows in Buenos AiresUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 16:03:07 EDT
Tango is part of the heart and soul of Buenos Aires. Visitors to the city can take in a tango show, learn the dance at a tango salon and marvel at the senuous and passionate moves of the dancers… - Chagras and Bravos - Ecuador's Annual RodeoUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 15:59:24 EDT
Ecuador's annual rodeos take place twice a year. One event is a typical rodeo competition, with parades, and a family-oriented bullfight. The other is a serious, two-week ride with horsemen called … - Things To Do and See in Quito, EcuadorUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 15:53:58 EDT
Enclosed by mountains, Quito, named a World Heritage site, is divided into five zones. The most frequented by visitors are North, where you'll find the modern city, business, restaurants and hotel… - Quito, Ecuador: First Stop on The Amazing Race 11Updated: 2009-10-06 @ 15:48:56 EDT
Eleven teams composed of people wha have already participated in an earlier Amazing Race series, met in Miami, Florida to jump into the All Stars beginning of The Amazing Race 11. Their first desti… - The Disappearance of Natalee Holloway in ArubaUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 15:45:50 EDT
Although the small island of Aruba is a member of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and not part of South America, it is very close to Colombia and Venezuela, the latter allegedly linked in the disapp… - Concepcion, ChileUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 15:43:21 EDT
Concepcion, familiarly called Conce, is Chile's second largest city. Located on the southern coast on the Bio Bio river, it's an important commercial and educational city. With parks, natural scene… - Day Trip To Pablo Neruda's Home: Isla NegraUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 15:35:17 EDT
Nobel Poet Pablo Neruda lived in a house on Isla Negra overlooking the Pacific ocean south of Vaparaiso. The eccentrically designed house is now a museum containing his works, his collections and a… - Isla Grande de Chiloé - Island of Legend and LoreUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 15:34:03 EDT
The Chiloe Archipelago, in Chile's Northern Patagonia, has long been a place of mystery and mysticism and an increasingly popular destination for walking, biking, fishing, paddling and birding. … - Huasos - The Chilean CowboyUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 15:32:24 EDT
Like the gauchos, the Chilean huasos are skilled horsemen, honing their skills daily. Over the years, the huaso has come to signify much of the Chilean folkloric culture, and he is a vital part of … - Places to Stay in Cartagena, ColombiaUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 15:22:32 EDT
Cartagena is one of Colombia's most visited destinations with tourists who come to enjoy the history, the sights, the weather and nightlife. Plan to stay several days, to enjoy the colonial period,… - Visit Alagoas, Sergipe and Pernambuco, BrazilUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 15:06:24 EDT
Alagoas state is small, but growing as a tourist destination. The beaches are excellent, and inland, lush sugarcane fields abound. Sergipe is the smallest Brazilian state and is home to colonial c… - Places to Stay in Brasilia, BrazilUpdated: 2009-10-06 @ 15:04:26 EDT
In deference to the theory of modernism in architecture, the plot plan of Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, was of a bird in flight, or an airplane. Government and administrative buildings form the … - Lago Nahuel Huapi TourUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 16:38:05 EDT
The circle loop around Lake Nahuel Huapi in Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi in Argentine Patagonia offers stunning views of five mountain peaks, glaciers, wildlife, deep forests and rivers, plus spect… - Don't Miss Attractions in Buenos AiresUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 16:33:26 EDT
If you've only a few days in Buenos Aires, you may be overwhelmed by all there is to see and do. Sightseeing, history, tango, nightlife, shopping, the famous barrios: what should you be sure to see… - Amazing Race 9 - Next Destination: Brotas, BrazilUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 16:25:18 EDT
One racer faces an extreme fear of heights by rappelling down a side 400-foot building, Sao Paulos' famed Edificio Copan. Others climb a slick waterfall in the Usina Jacare near Brotas, while one b… - Maps of South American CitiesUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 16:22:44 EDT
Learn your way around some of the cities of South America with these Large scale city maps… - Santa Marta, ColombiaUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 15:50:15 EDT
Santa Marta is Colombia's first Spanish settlement. Located on the coast, it boasts great beaches and access to Tayrona and Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta national parks, plus the famed lost city of … - Medellin, ColombiaUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 15:48:52 EDT
Medellin is the capital of Antioquia department in Colombia and
enjoys a temperate climate that gives the city the names of
The Land of Eternal Spring and Capital of The Flowers… - La Serena, ChileUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 15:46:54 EDT
With its Mediterranean climate, white sandy beaches, pure air and tourist attractions, La Serena is Chile's second oldest city and a prime coastal resort… - Wildlife of South AmericaUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 15:44:43 EDT
The wildlife of South America is abundant, lush, many specied and a treat to wildlife photographers, birders, adventure explorers. Many are facing extinction. … - The Dinosaurs of South AmericaUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 15:42:22 EDT
Ezpanding dinosaur fossil finds, including the largest dinosaur ever recorded, in Argentina, Bolivia and Brazil thrill archaeologists and dinosaur fans… - Isla de MargaritaUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 15:40:50 EDT
Isla de Margarita - Sightseeing on the Pearl of the Caribbean
includes exploring Laguna La Restinga, El Copey Hill National Park, duty-free shopping, and amusement parks for family-fun… - Piriapolis, UruguayUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 15:37:03 EDT
Developed before Punta del Este along the lines of a European spa resort, Piriápolis attracts visitors for its excellent beaches, lively nightlife, recreational facilities and relaxed vacation… - The PantanalUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 15:35:19 EDT
Home to thousands of wildlife species, the Pantanal,shared by Brazil, Bolivia and Paraguay, is a huge wetlands, and a must on a wildlife-lover's travels… - Honeymooning in South AmericaUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 15:33:55 EDT
Plan your honeymoon in South America and choose from romantic tropical beaches, cosmopolitan cities with luxurious accommodations,
shared adventure, out of the ordinary festivals, spectacular s… - Paracas and the Islas Ballestas of PeruUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 15:30:22 EDT
Paracas, and the Ballestas islands are often called Galapagos of Peru. The area offers fantastic wildlife viewing of birds and marine animals, plus a look at the ancient Paracas culture. … - Lima, Capital of PeruUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 15:28:10 EDT
Lima is called the City of Kings for the day it was founded. A vastly important colonial city, Lima now suffers the ills of modern cities, but visitors who rush through it on the way to Peru's othe… - Jose de San MartinUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 14:51:20 EDT
Revered as Argentina's greatest hero, San Martín was also Liberator of Chile and Protector of Peru. Called Knight of the Andes and Santo de la Espada, he is also the subject of one of history'… - Spas and Hot Springs of South AmericaUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 14:48:28 EDT
Think of a spa vacation, either on its own or as part of your next trip to South America. Relax with a full service spa resort, or dip into a mountain hot springs after a day of trekking, hiking, c… - Quito, EcuadorUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 14:46:49 EDT
Ecuador's capital is a mix of colonial history and modern enterprise, a city at the middle of the world, and a delight to visitors. Tour the city, then venture out on the PanAmerican Highway, north… - Otavalo, EcuadorUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 14:45:05 EDT
Home of one of the most famous markets in South America, Otavalo is also the site of the Fiesta del Yamor, a two-week celebration of thanksgiving at the second annual equinox… - The Haciendas of EcuadorUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 14:43:29 EDT
Enjoy Ecuadorian hospitality, history, cuisine and attractions at one of these haciendas, also called hosterías. Some are rustic, some are three, four and five star luxury establishments. All … - Cuenca, EcuadorUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 14:38:40 EDT
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… - PiscoUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 14:35:36 EDT
Pisco is the almost national drink in Peru and Chile. First created in Peru, now it's the subject of intense discussion between Peru and Chile: who owns the appelation rights? Some people don't car… - Popayan, ColombiaUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 14:34:41 EDT
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 na… - Colombia for VisitorsUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 14:33:15 EDT
With two ocean fronts, three Andean mountain ranges, and multiple attractions Colombia is a scenic treat for visitors who are advised to visit in more tranquil times… - Bogota, ColombiaUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 14:31:59 EDT
Colombia's capital, Bogota is a city of contrasts. A rich colonial heritage, stunning architecture and scenic beauty abound in this modern city, filled with museums, churches and social activity… - Santiago de ChileUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 14:26:54 EDT
Chile's capital city is cosmopolitan, the financial, cultural, and political center of the country. It's graced with tree-lined streets, parks, distinctive neighborhoods, ample assortment of restau… - Easter Island - the Navel of the WorldUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 14:25:04 EDT
Explore Rapa Nui, the mystery of the moais, the BirdMan petroglyphs and Easter Island, past and present… - The Beaches of ChileUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 14:20:21 EDT
With almost 3000 miles of coastline, there are hundreds of beaches, coves and inlets for swimming, diving, surfing, windsurfing and sea fishing. … - Beaches of Rio de JaneiroUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 14:10:28 EDT
The beaches in Rio de Janeiro are world famous. The warm water, fantastic views, entertainment and beach goers are all part of the attraction. … - Beaches of Rio de JaneiroUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 14:07:13 EDT
The beaches in Rio de Janeiro are world famous. The warm water, fantastic views, entertainment and beach goers are all part of the attraction. … - Beaches of Rio de JaneiroUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 14:06:15 EDT
The beaches in Rio de Janeiro are world famous. The warm water, fantastic views, entertainment and beach goers are all part of the attraction. … - Beaches of Rio de JaneiroUpdated: 2009-10-05 @ 14:03:55 EDT
The beaches in Rio de Janeiro are world famous. The warm water, fantastic views, entertainment and beach goers are all part of the attraction. … - Glorias NavalesUpdated: 2009-10-02 @ 17:28:32 EDT
Chile annually celebrates the naval victories of the War of the Pacific on May 21. The Battle of Iquique and the capture of the iron monitor Huáscar were major turning points in the war with P… - Paraty, BrazilUpdated: 2009-10-01 @ 16:28:43 EDT
During Brazil's Ciclo de Ouro, Paraty was the main port for shipping gold to Portugal. Now, it's a charming colonial town offering visitors a lot of history, great beaches and a relaxing vacation. … - Fernando de NoronhaUpdated: 2009-10-01 @ 16:25:01 EDT
This spectacularly scenic archipelago off the northeastern coast of Brazil is a paradise for divers and snorkelers for the crystalline, warm waters and variety of marine life. Have you been there? … - Caipirinha, anyone?Updated: 2009-10-01 @ 16:17:05 EDT
Brazil's national drink, the caipirinha, made with limes, sugar, water and the sugar cane brandy known as cachaça is an international favorite. Check out these recipes in various languages and… - Oruro, Folkloric Capital of BoliviaUpdated: 2009-10-01 @ 16:10:41 EDT
Oruro is called the folkloric capital of Bolivia for its adherence to traditional customs, including the famed Devil's Dance, or Diablada, performed during Carnaval. It also draws tourists to hot s… - Northern Argentina's Less Traveled PathsUpdated: 2009-10-01 @ 16:07:29 EDT
Explore and enjoy the less traveled paths in northwestern Argentina, including Salta, Jujuy, the famed train to the clouds, Quebrada de Humahauaca with the Hills of Seven Colors, Coctaca and other … - Buenos Aires, ArgentinaUpdated: 2009-10-01 @ 16:05:21 EDT
Big, sprawling Buenos Aires, the 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 sop… - Recipes from ParaguayUpdated: 2009-10-01 @ 16:02:44 EDT
Favorite foods and recipes from Paraguay includes Guarani recipes, such as So'o Ku'i Meat And Rice Pie ,So'o Yo-sopy Beef Soup, Bori-bori Beef Soup With Dumplings and Paraguayan versions of interna… - Recipes from ChileUpdated: 2009-10-01 @ 16:00:41 EDT
Chile is known for its fruits, vegetables and seafood, all of which play a part in its cuisine… - CavalhadasUpdated: 2009-10-01 @ 15:59:00 EDT
Cavalhadas is celebrated in Pirenópolis, in the State of Goïás, among other locations in Brazil, as part of the festivities of the Festa do Divino Espírito Santo. The city turns… - Deception IslandUpdated: 2009-10-01 @ 15:56:29 EDT
Formed when seawater rushed into a volcanic crater,
the harbor at Decpetion Island in the Shetland Islands is large, and a lure to visitors who want to swim in volcano-warmed Antarctic waters… - Buenos Aires Four Stars and Up HotelsUpdated: 2009-09-29 @ 16:12:43 EDT
Buenos Aires, the sophisticated and cosmopolitan capital of Argentina, has more than its share of upscale, luxury hotels. Some belong to large chains, other are boutique hotels. All offer top servi… - Valdivia, Chile - City of RiversUpdated: 2009-09-25 @ 18:44:23 EDT
Valdivia, called the City of Rivers and La Perla del Sur, is considered one of Chile's most beautiful cities. With a rich and vivid history, natural beauty and a fine tourist infrastructure, the po… - Survivor 11: Guatemala - Mayan TemplesUpdated: 2009-09-25 @ 18:12:51 EDT
The Mayan temples and pyramids rise about the rainforest canopy in a massive reminder that once a powerful and still existing culture and civilization populated the rainforests of Guatemala, Mexico… - Survivor 11: Guatemala Cast of CharactersUpdated: 2009-09-25 @ 18:08:50 EDT
Who are the people who pit themselves against each other and the environment to Outwit, Outplay and Outlast to become the Sole Survivor and win the one million dollar prize? Find out about the sixt… - Survivor Exile Island - 8 Castaways and Sea TurtlesUpdated: 2009-09-25 @ 18:07:45 EDT
In this episode, another member of the Gitanos tribe goes home, leaving the alliance numbers wildly uneven. One alliance basks in the hard shell of their superiority, while the other tries to break… - Survivor Exile Island - 6 Castaways and a Boa ConstrictorUpdated: 2009-09-25 @ 18:05:23 EDT
Terry must win the immunity challenge or use the Hidden Idol. Winners of the reward challenge learn that one of them could win a new vehicle and Cirie catches a big fish. Will she also successfully… - South America and the 2004 OlympicsUpdated: 2009-09-25 @ 17:53:58 EDT
From the I Olympiad in Athens in 1898, South American countries have participated in the Olympic Games. Argentina and Brazil have won more medals than other countries, but twelve have brought home … - El Chalten, ArgentinaUpdated: 2009-09-23 @ 14:03:36 EDT
El Chaltén is the newest town in Argentina, but snuggled up against the Andes, it's already become known as the Hiking Capital of Argentina. From this base, visitors can trek, climb mountains,… - Things to Do and See in Rosario, ArgentinaUpdated: 2009-09-22 @ 21:54:53 EDT
North of Buenos Aires on the Parana River, Rosario is known for its pleasant aspects, many parks and green areas, historical significance as the place where General Belgrano designed the Argentine … - Cerro Fitz Roy - Santa Cruz Province, ArgentinaUpdated: 2009-09-22 @ 18:26:00 EDT
Photographs of Argentina include this approach by road to Cerro Fitz Roy in the Parque National Los Glaciares of Argentina Patagonia… - Boa Constrictors of South AmericaUpdated: 2009-09-19 @ 20:40:17 EDT
Found from Argentina to Mexico, the boa constrictor lives near water, but can also live in deserts, wet tropical forests, open savanna, and cultivated fields, and from sea level to moderate elevati… - Fiesta de la Virgen de las 40 HorasUpdated: 2009-09-19 @ 17:07:02 EDT
The small city of Limache swells to three or four times its population in the last week of February when penitents and the faithful flock to the city for the annual celebrations of the La Virgen de… - Jesuit Missions of South AmericaUpdated: 2009-09-19 @ 17:03:37 EDT
The Jesuit Missions in South America began in Brazil, then spread to what is now Argentina, Bolivia and Paraguay, with one in Uruguay. They are all on the tourist mission circuit, and a worthwhile … - Views of the Oriente - Ecuador's RainforestUpdated: 2009-09-17 @ 21:23:00 EDT
Ecuador's Oriente, or eastern region, offers rainforests, many rivers, birding, adventure and ecological research… - Villa de Leyva, ColombiaUpdated: 2009-09-16 @ 18:49:03 EDT
Villa de Leyva, also called Villa de Leiva, is colonial-era town situated a short distance from Bogotá, and a popular day or weekend excursion. Scenic attractions include colonial architecture… - Bucaramanga, ColombiaUpdated: 2009-09-16 @ 18:19:17 EDT
Located in a scenic valley, called the Beautiful City and the City of Parks, Bucaramanga is one of Colombia's fastest growing cities. With universities, recreational facilities, nightlife, colonial… - Gabriela MistralUpdated: 2009-09-16 @ 16:59:22 EDT
Born Lucila Godoy y Alcayaga, this Chilean educator, cultural minister, diplomat, and poet was the first Latin American woman to win the Nobel Prize for Literature, awarded in 1945 "for her ly… - San Pedro de Atacama, Chile - Trek and Drive TourUpdated: 2009-09-15 @ 16:56:58 EDT
San Pedro de Atacama in the heart of the Atacama desert, one of the driest on earth, is the base for trekking and driving excursions to desert-scapes, archaeological ruins, sand dunes, geysers, hot… - Gifts for Any Reason - Any Season - from South America…Updated: 2009-09-14 @ 17:17:13 EDT
Gifts South America art prints silver crystal wine Concha i Toro Chilean wine Argentine silversmiths Lappas weavings ceramics travel videos… - The Amazing Race 7 - Third Stop: ArgentinaUpdated: 2009-09-11 @ 16:50:30 EDT
And the race continues! Up and opver the Andes, down a swift river, pedalling a rough track to a gargantuan eating challenge to an estancia in Mendoza, Argentina. Detours, lost routes, high passes,… - Amazing Race 9 - First Destination: São Paulo, BrazilUpdated: 2009-09-11 @ 16:25:43 EDT
This season, the 11 teams race across 97,000 km in just 29 days, covering five continents, with the first stop in São Paulo, Brazil, where the teams race around the city to various locations b… - Amazing Race 9 - Adeus, BrazilUpdated: 2009-09-11 @ 16:22:43 EDT
The remaining Amazing Race 9 teams take a ride across a 300-foot zip line in Brazil before flying to Moscow where a deep-water phobia paralyzes one racer, and teams are later forced to look through… - South America Wildlife Photo Gallery - RheaUpdated: 2009-09-11 @ 14:56:07 EDT
Sometimes called the South American ostrich, the Rhea is large, flightless bird that can grow up to 5 feet. One species lives in the high, dry elevations of Chile, Peru and Bolivia, and other on th… - Urubamba Valley, also known as the Sacred ValleyUpdated: 2009-09-11 @ 14:52:28 EDT
Resources about the Urubamba Valley, also known as the Sacred Valley of the Incas, from Bonnie Hamre your guide to South America… - Colombia's National Parks - TayronaUpdated: 2009-09-11 @ 14:50:03 EDT
Descriptions, maps and photos of Colombia's many national parks, wildlife reserves and sanctuaries, from Bonnie Hamre, your guide to South America… - South America for Visitors - Photo of the Week - 11/19/2006Updated: 2009-09-11 @ 14:47:17 EDT
Visitors travel to the Galapagos Archipelago by air or by sea, as has this sailboat in Sullivan Bay… - Pictures of Peru - ChorrillosUpdated: 2009-09-11 @ 14:27:37 EDT
Photographs of Chorrillos, a popular beach resort area and home to Morro Solar astronomical observatory… - Wildlife of the Galapagos Islands Photo Gallery - Galapagos HawksUpdated: 2009-09-11 @ 14:25:46 EDT
Wildlife of the Galapagos Islands Photo Gallery includes these pictures of hawks, plus links to more resources and information about the Galapagos islands… - South America Argentine Geography QuizUpdated: 2009-09-11 @ 14:22:43 EDT
See how well you do locating places in Argentina with this fun geography quiz with Bonnie Hamre, your guide to South America… - Survivor 7 Pearl Islands on South America for Visitors Sir Francis D…Updated: 2009-09-11 @ 14:20:29 EDT
Panama's Pearl Island paradise was the location for the Survivor series filmed there. Follow along with show recaps, reader polls, and gossip, plus country facts maps, geography, climate, wildlife … - Colombia's National ParksUpdated: 2009-09-10 @ 21:58:17 EDT
- Santiago de Chile: Son Solo 15 Kilometros De Historia Photo GalleryUpdated: 2009-09-10 @ 21:45:25 EDT
Walk with guest author Clarence Fisk on his 15 kilometer walk along Avenida Libertador Bernardo O´Higgins, more popularly known simply as La Alameda. from General Velasquez to Providencia and … - Venezuela in Pictures - Canaima National ParkUpdated: 2009-09-10 @ 16:55:52 EDT
Images of Venezuela's second largest national park include this photo of Canaima rivers, Hacha Falls and lagoon… - Colombia in Pictures - Children on the way to RaquiraUpdated: 2009-09-08 @ 15:06:06 EDT
Photographs of Colombia include this picture of children on the way to Raquira… - Brazil - Historical PhotosUpdated: 2009-09-08 @ 14:53:03 EDT
Images of Brazil from time past include buildings, historical events, people and scenic views, from your guide to South America for Visitors… - Brazil - Historical PhotosUpdated: 2009-09-08 @ 14:50:04 EDT
Images of Brazil from time past include buildings, historical events, people and scenic views, from your guide to South America for Visitors… - Parque Nacional Torres del PaineUpdated: 2009-09-08 @ 14:38:33 EDT
Illustrated resources about Parque Nacional Torres del Paine in Chilean Patagonia, from Bonnie Hamre your guide to Chile and South America… - Colombia's National Parks - AmacayacúUpdated: 2009-09-08 @ 14:25:43 EDT
Descriptions, maps and photos of Colombia's many national parks, wildlife reserves and sanctuaries, from Bonnie Hamre, your guide to South America… - South America Wildlife Photo Gallery - MacawUpdated: 2009-09-08 @ 14:23:38 EDT
Anaconda snakes, of the boa family, live throughout tropical South America, east of the Andes, mainly in the Amazon and Orinoco basins, and in the Guianas… - South America Wildlife Photo Gallery - Blue and Gold MacawsUpdated: 2009-09-08 @ 14:19:31 EDT
The Blue and Gold macaw's natural habitat runs from eastern Panama in Central America south across northern South America, extending to Bolivia, Brazil and Paraguay… - South America Wildlife Photo Gallery - AnacondasUpdated: 2009-09-08 @ 14:17:36 EDT
Anaconda snakes, of the boa family, live throughout tropical South America, east of the Andes, mainly in the Amazon and Orinoco basins, and in the Guianas… - Anaconda SnakesUpdated: 2009-09-08 @ 14:16:51 EDT
Anaconda snakes, of the boa family, live throughout tropical South America, east of the Andes, mainly in the Amazon and Orinoco basins, and in the Guianas… - Vina del Mar, ChileUpdated: 2009-09-08 @ 14:09:56 EDT
Attractions, things to do and see in Vina del Mar, Chile's premiere seaside resort include beaches, sunbathing, the Municipal Casino, lively nightlife, sports, tennis, musical productions and fine … - Uruguay Holidays and FestivalsUpdated: 2009-09-08 @ 14:01:11 EDT
National Holidays and Festivals observed in Uruguay, South America… - Caracas, VenezuelaUpdated: 2009-09-07 @ 15:57:41 EDT
Venezuela's capital and largest city is the center of commerce, culture, economics and the base for touring the country's attractions, including Angel Falls and the llanos… - Orinoco RiverUpdated: 2009-09-06 @ 19:14:19 EDT
Between 1,500 to 1,700 mi long, Venezuela's river runs the length of the country, and is home to most of the indigenous population as well as tourism and the country's largest growing economic sect… - Merida, VenezuelaUpdated: 2009-09-06 @ 19:11:58 EDT
Squeezed between two mountain ranges and two rivers, Merida, Venezuela is a charming university town, with attractions and activities of both a cultural and scenic nature to tempt students and visi… - Simon Bolivar, El LibertadorUpdated: 2009-09-06 @ 19:08:29 EDT
This hero of the Latin American wars of independence died discouraged that his efforts were in vain. Revered today as South America's great liberator, his political principles are the basis for the… - Colca Canyon, PeruUpdated: 2009-09-04 @ 15:42:39 EDT
Colca Canyon is not as well visited as other natural wonders of
Peru, but it is home to the great condors and reportedly deeper than the Grand Canyon in the USA.
… - Inca Trail to Machu PicchuUpdated: 2009-09-04 @ 15:35:15 EDT
Take the train from Cuzco and the bus up the mountain or walk the Inca Trail with these descriptions, helpful hints, and directions to
Peru's most fabled destination: Machu Picchu… - The Mennonites of ParaguayUpdated: 2009-09-04 @ 15:21:18 EDT
These immigrants from Canada, Russia and Germany have created productive farms, dairy farms and cattle ranches, as well as a tourist attraction, in the midst of the thorny Chaco… - French Guiana for VisitorsUpdated: 2009-09-02 @ 19:52:13 EDT
Devil's Island and vast tracks of untamed wilderness await the adventurous traveler… - Fiesta de San Sebastian de YumbelUpdated: 2009-08-29 @ 15:05:10 EDT
Every January 20, thousands of pilgrims journey to Yumbel, in Chile's spectacular Lake District to participate in the Feast Day of San Sebastián, the patron saint of archers, soldiers, enemies… - Puerto Montt, ChileUpdated: 2009-08-28 @ 15:00:00 EDT
Puerto Montt is the capital of Region XX, Los Lagos, and the gateway to travel through the fjords, the Lake Crossing into Argentina, the mystical island of Chiloé and the center of commerce fo… - Arica, ChileUpdated: 2009-08-25 @ 14:39:26 EDT
Arica is Chile's northernmost city, a duty-free oasis and the gateway to archaeological and natural wonders in Lauca National Park, the geoglyphs at Putre, and the high altitude lake Chungara… - Ilhabela, Sao Paulo, BrazilUpdated: 2009-08-25 @ 14:01:57 EDT
Ilhabela, in the state of Sao Paulo, on Brazil's largest maritime island, a rain forest ecological reserve, with miles of pristine beaches, spectacular waterfalls and mountain views, and is popular… - Buzios, BrazilUpdated: 2009-08-24 @ 21:52:15 EDT
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… - Belem, BrazilUpdated: 2009-08-24 @ 20:00:14 EDT
Belem has a long and varied history as colonial port, wealthy from the rubber boom, economic and cultural center of northern Brazil, plus the jumping off spot for many of the Amazon river destinati… - Bolivia for VisitorsUpdated: 2009-08-24 @ 19:42:13 EDT
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."… - Cordoba, ArgentinaUpdated: 2009-08-24 @ 16:25:53 EDT
Called the Heartland of Argentina for its geographic location, Córdoba retains its colonial history and blends it with a modern tourism industry and a hefty assortment of recreational activiti… - Sports and Recreation in ArgentinaUpdated: 2009-08-24 @ 14:46:35 EDT
Sports and Recreational facilities in Argentina include
trekking, hiking, mountain climbing, rafting, nature observation, golf, skiing, fishing, polo,
horseback riding, mountaineering, kaya… - Nazca LinesUpdated: 2009-08-24 @ 14:41:39 EDT
Illustrated resources about the Nazca Lines in Peru… - Lima, PeruUpdated: 2009-08-24 @ 14:38:49 EDT
Illsutrated resources about Lima, Peru.: francisco pizarro spanish conquistador xvii centuries peru explorer quechua word… - Five Star Hotels in Santiago, ChileUpdated: 2009-08-24 @ 14:25:20 EDT
Santiago is a cosmopolitan city, with ample restaurants, bars, hotels, shopping from tiny boutique and craft fair to giant shopping mall. There are cultural attractions such as art galleries, museu… - Must Reads: Essential Articles and Resources about GosouthamericaUpdated: 2009-08-24 @ 14:13:31 EDT
- San Andres, ColombiaUpdated: 2009-08-23 @ 19:10:33 EDT
Visitors wanting superb diving in crystal clear water, warm, white sandy beaches, exciting nightlife, colorful culture, a choice of full-amenity accommodations, relaxation and duty-free shopping he… - Train TripsUpdated: 2009-08-17 @ 22:50:06 EDT
Long distance and train travel between South American countries is a thing of the past, but local passenger and sightseeing train trips are still available, and in many cases, an attraction in them… - Cristoforo Colombo, known as Cristóbal Colón, also known a…Updated: 2009-08-17 @ 15:14:32 EDT
Illustrated resources about Cristóbal Colón, known as Christopher Columbus, his voyages and the controversies surrounding his explorations… - Simón Bolívar, 1783-1830Updated: 2009-08-17 @ 15:11:00 EDT
Illustrated resources about Simón Bolívar, the Liberator of many South American countries… - Haciendas of Ecuador Photo Gallery - Hacienda GuachalaUpdated: 2009-08-17 @ 15:07:03 EDT
Photographs of Hacienda Guachala in Ecuador.: haciendas of ecuador hacienda guachala colonial haciendas edward whymper… - Haciendas of Ecuador Photo Gallery - Hacienda La MirageUpdated: 2009-08-17 @ 15:05:15 EDT
Photographs of Hacienda La Mirage in Ecuador.: haciendas of ecuador andes mountain galapagos islands mirage hotel… - Ecuador in PhotosUpdated: 2009-08-17 @ 15:03:05 EDT
Photos and pictures of Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands include images of Quito, Otavalo, Mitad del Mundo, Andean mountain villages,' market scenes, buses and trains, the rainforest and more… - Recipes from ColombiaUpdated: 2009-08-17 @ 14:46:32 EDT
Colombian cooking calls for local fruits and vegetables, seafood, and of course, coffee. Favorite foods and recipes from Colombia, compiled
by your guide to South America… - Pablo Neruda - People's PoetUpdated: 2009-08-17 @ 14:39:13 EDT
Chilean poet, writer, diplomat, political activist and exile, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, "people's poet," senator, and one of the greatest South American poets, Pablo Neruda is Ch… - Vina del Mar - Chile's RivieraUpdated: 2009-08-17 @ 14:37:21 EDT
Attractions, things to do and see in Vina del Mar, Chile's premiere seaside resort, often called the Riviera of Chile, include beaches, sunbathing, the Municipal Casino, lively nightlife, sports, t… - Flora and Fauna of Chile - PumaUpdated: 2009-08-17 @ 14:35:51 EDT
Photograph of pumas, felis concolor, from photos of flora and fauna of Chile… - Fotos del Viaje Por Los Canales y Fiordos Del Sur De ChileUpdated: 2009-08-17 @ 14:33:17 EDT
Photo of a a trip through the canals and fjords of Southern Chile, from Clarence Fisk's Chronicles of a Chilean in Spain, written in Spanish… - Salvador de Bahia, BrazilUpdated: 2009-08-17 @ 14:29:56 EDT
Illustrated resources for Salvador de Bahia South America for Visitors… - Recife, Pernambuco, BrazilUpdated: 2009-08-17 @ 14:25:11 EDT
- Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, BrazilUpdated: 2009-08-17 @ 13:39:10 EDT
Illustrated resources for Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil from Bonnie Hamre, your expert guide to Brazil and South America… - Fortaleza, Ceara, BrazilUpdated: 2009-08-17 @ 13:33:20 EDT
Illustrated resources for Fortaleza, Ceara, Brazil from your expert guide to Brazil and South America… - Recipes from BrazilUpdated: 2009-08-17 @ 13:30:03 EDT
Fresh fruits and vegetables, often offered in open air markets, are a
staple of Brazilian recipes… - Recipes from ArgentinaUpdated: 2009-08-17 @ 13:27:49 EDT
Argentina is known for beef. Prepared in barbeques, above, as an asado or parrillada, or in other ways, beef is consumed in great quantities… - The Curious Case of Laura BozzoUpdated: 2009-08-17 @ 13:23:01 EDT
Doctora Laura Bozzo, host of the wildly popular Peruvian talk show, Laura, presents a puzzling case. Her show is taped from the studio in Lima where she lives under house arrest for alleged complic… - Emeralds of ColombiaUpdated: 2009-08-17 @ 13:09:14 EDT
Mined for centuries before the Spaniards arrived, Colombian emeralds are prized now as they were then. They're often more valuable than diamonds!… - Santiago de Chile: Son Solo 15 Kilometros De Historia - Part 2Updated: 2009-08-17 @ 13:02:50 EDT
This multi-part feature from guest author Clarence Fisk is a report of a stroll along Santiago's Alameda to see and photograph the monuments and statuary along the way. The feature is in Spanish, b… - South America Wildlife Photo Gallery - Bush DogUpdated: 2009-08-17 @ 12:33:28 EDT
The Bush Dog is one of the most unusual looking dogs, as they look like weasels or otters. This is probably due to the fact that they spend a lot of time in and around the water… - Santiago de Chile: Son Solo 15 Kilometros De Historia Photo GalleryUpdated: 2009-08-17 @ 12:30:50 EDT
Walk with guest author Clarence Fisk on his 15 kilometer walk along Avenida Libertador Bernardo O´Higgins, more popularly known simply as La Alameda. from General Velasquez to Providencia and … - Exploring Brazil's NortheastUpdated: 2009-08-13 @ 16:19:47 EDT
Things to do and see in the states of Alagoas, Bahia, Ceará, Maranhão, Paraíba, Pernambuco, Piaui, Rio Grande do Norte and Sergipe
in the northeastern region of Brazil… - Chile's National Parks - Take your pick from the Atacama desert to P…Updated: 2009-08-12 @ 20:47:52 EDT
Chile's many national parks vary by location, from the volcanos of the Atacama desert to the icebergs and fjords of Magallanes… - Views of the Oriente - Ecuador's RainforestUpdated: 2007-07-28 @ 11:09:09 EDT
Ecuador's Oriente, or eastern region, offers rainforests, many rivers, birding, adventure and ecological research. Ecuador is a compact country, with most of the rainforest area easiy reached withi… - Beaches of Rio de JaneiroUpdated: 2007-07-19 @ 14:10:50 EDT
The beaches in Rio de Janeiro are world famous. The warm water, fantastic views, entertainment and beach goers are all part of the attraction. …
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