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The “Gringo Trail”, as veteran travelers call it, has surpassed the saturation point! It seems every place on the trail you go, you find other . . .
Whether you are spending a few days or have to spend the day there before catching the next bus, Peru's capital offers you a cornucopia . . .
Discover the 12 fun things you can do in Quito, including colonial architecture, living culture and dozens of free museums, churches, and activities. Every corner . . .
Uruguay, like Chile, can take a hit on a traveler’s wallet, especially in the capital city, Montevideo. But as in Santiago de Chile, you can . . .
Chile is a notoriously expensive country. That's why it is so surprising to find many fun and free things to do and see in Santiago . . .
If you are in the mood for creepy and scary thrills during this time of the year, here are some places to add to your . . .
It’s nigh on spring in the Southern Hemisphere, which means it’s camping season! Argentina has a camping culture. It is Argentinians’ favorite way to spend . . .
Always eager to avoid the well-worn path, I was curious to know all the alternative passages between Peru and Bolivia. I was pleased to discover . . .
No, I’m not talking about dancing at the boliches (night clubs) until dawn. Nor do I mean getting blasted on Fernet (a bitter herbal liquor) . . .
After spending a few weeks exploring Piura and the Coastal Desert, I headed north along the coast to Máncora. It has long been Peru’s surfing . . .
The main Ecuador-Peru border crossings are: 1.Aguas Verdes (Huaquillas, Ecuador – Tumbes, Peru) near the coast; 2.La Tina (Macará, Ecuador – Sullana, Peru) through the mountains; 3.La Balsa . . .
It was a beautiful, sunny morning when I stepped off the overnight. The traffic in Piura was just beginning to hum along Avenida Sánchez Cerro. . . .
Why taking a regular bus is a better way to explore the unknown in South America? . . .
These three rebels share in common that they all face their final days in Bolivia, and you can follow their lives and adventures by bus. . . .
Let me share with you some tips I’ve picked up during my several decades and hundreds of thousands of kilometers of zooming around Latin America . . .