south america Articles
On Open Tickets – Odds’n'EndsThinking of buying open tickets? Think again – it’s for your own good, says Edward Hasbrouck.
Peru: Puno and the Titicaca LakeTravel Guide to Peru, including Puno and the Titicaca Lake.
Dealing with Culture Shock – Peru, South AmericaSharon Couzens de Hinojosa offers tips on how to reduce culture shock when in Peru.
Alternative to the Inca Trail – Peru, South AmericaWhether for conservation or economic reasons, or both, the Inca Trail is no more the adventure it used to be. Overcrowded and strictly controlled, it pushes travellers to look for an alternative. For
Naughty But Nice Cartagena – Cartagena, Colombia
A little bit of this, a little of that, Cartagena can be many different things plus lots of history to tell.
The Bolivian Amazon is a good alternative to the heavily touristed Brazilian rainforest.
Tommy Florentin knows, there’s so much hype about carnival, the girls on the beach and the national obsession with football that it’s hard to really understand what’s going on in Rio.
Argentina Travel FactsThe Basics
Country: Argentina
Where is it?: Argentina is in southern South America, with Paraguay and Bolivia to the north and with Chile to the west.
Why do people go here?: There are a myriad of reason why travelers come to Argentina. It has much to offer to anyone. Most die-hard adventure seekers [...]
Bolivia Travel FactsThe Basics
Country: Bolivia
Where is it?: Bolivia is one of the only two landlocked countries in South America, and is bordered by five countries. It’s bordered to the North and East by Brazil’s rainforest.
Why do people go here?: Tourism: Culture/Language Studies, Jungle Trips, Mountain Climbing, Rafting/Kayaking, Eco Tourism, Lake Titicaca, Missionary [...]
Brazil Travel FactsThe Basics
Country: Brazil
Where is it?: Brazil is on the east coast of South America, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the East.
Why do people go here?: Brazil generally attracts two types of travelers. There are those who want to witness the grandeur of the Amazon basin and all it still [...]
