Tag: South America
Travel articles, guides, travel tips, unusual things to do, travel challenges and secret places in South America
Iguazu Waterfalls in Argentina and Brazil: how to organize the perfect trip
Here's everything you need to know if you're planning on visiting Iguazu Falls in Brazil and Argentina
As the urban legend goes, Eleanor Roosevelt ex
8 unique things to do in Peru for first-time visitors
I'll mention three things only:
Incas.
Lamas.
Coca tea.
Peru. There are things in this world that are worth traveling tens of thousands of miles
Paths to Pachamama: a traveler’s guide to spirituality
Some trips are simply excursions, while others are spiritual journeys into ourselves.
Joseph De La Cruz and Simon Vandekerckhove met on the road in
7 travel challenges for coffee lovers
Raise your hand if you love the smell of freshly brewed coffee in the morning! Now raise the other one if you love the thrill of a challenge! For thos
8 meaningful travel experiences to enrich your life
Life is a funny thing. Sometimes it gives you the feeling you are on a roller coaster that only goes up. Hopelessly trying to make it worthwhile, we i
Follow the steps of Gabriel Garcia Marquez in Colombia
The challenge: Visit Aracataca, the author’s hometown
One hundred years of Solitude, published in 1967, quickly became one of the most iconic novels
How to find color in the gray city of Bogota
We challenge you: Take the Bogota Graffiti tour! The best way to discover the “hidden” colorful side of the city.
We arrived in Bogota on a rainy aft
Salt mines to visit around the world
The challenge: get close to the bowels of the earth in a salt mine
How do you feel about a several-hour walk deep under the ground in the galleries o
Brazil: 10 fun facts that you quickly get used to
We challenge you: Feel like a local in Brazil
If, while you're drinking your ice-cold 25-degree (minus 4 Celsius!) beer, a cheeky coati animal attacks
Four pilgrimage routes to walk or bike with purpose
Today many of the traditional pilgrimage routes have turned into a tourist business rather than a matter of religion. But times change and if you feel