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Chiloe

Tour Chiloé, a cultural gem in the south of Chile that was isolated from the rest of the country for much of its history. Read about how the island evolved.
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Robinson Crusoe Island

The very island of Robinson Crusoe fame is a Chilean possession. Read a bit about it and see what the island has to offer to travelers.
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Easter Island

Visit one of the world's wonders, Easter Island maintains a strong Polynesian identity despite belonging to Chile. Here's a description of the island both present and past.
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Tambopata Research Center

The Tambopata Research Center is a spartan yet comfortable 13 bedroom lodge built to accommodate Peru travelers and researchers alike while protecting the adjacent macaw clay lick.
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Lakes and Volcanoes Region

Chile's Lake Region is a fantastic place to visit. Here's a look at the lakes, volcanoes and forests that make it so visually spectacular.
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Secondary Inca trail leads to rewards

Kendra Gonnerman traveled with her friend Mary on our Cachiccata Trek in Peru. The following in an article Kendra wrote about her experiences during her trip. It was published in the Arizona Republic on July 10, 2005.
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Northern Chile

Arid, remote, and remarkably beautiful, travel to northern Chile is unlike visiting any other part of the country's variegated landscape. Learn the terrain and a few tips before your travels.
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El Calafate

El Calafate is located at the base of Calafate Hill on the shore of the Argentinian Lake. Discover the history of settlers and several facts about the area including the geography, climate, winds, and annual rainfall.
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The Tomasovic Argentina Adventure

Read through Barbara Tomasovic's trip to Argentina that was on of those \"adventures of a lifetime.\" She describes experiencing the wildlife, trekking up and down glaciers, and traveling with her wonderful trip companions.
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Marshes of the Marais de Kaw

Guyana History: A Look Back

Did you know that Columbus actually sighted Guyana in 1498, but decided not drop anchor? As a result, the first European settlers were the Dutch. Here is a brief look at the history that has shaped this intriguing country into what it is today.
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Huaorani Lodge rainbow

Weather in Guyana

This South American country has four distinct geographical zones: the coastal belt, the forested area, the savannah zone, and the sandy zone. Varying geography throughout the country also means varying climate patterns. Know what you might expect on your Guyana trip with the help of this weather guide.
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Saki Monkey in the Amazon

Wildlife-rich Iwokrama Forest

Iwokrama Forest is considered one of the few remaining pristine tropical forests in the world. These robust lowland forests have been relatively undisturbed, resulting in the perfect habitat for a variety of animals. Visiting this area will definitely add to the adventure of your Guyana trip!
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Book Review of Miracle in the Andes

Miracle in the Andes is Nando Parrado's true account of his struggle to survive after the plane chartered by his rugby team crashes into the Andes Mountain range near Chile. Read a review of this novel before trip.
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Savannah of Guyana

Rupununi Savanna in Guyana

The Rupununi Savanna surrounds the Kunuku Mountains and is set along the wide Rupununi River. As a result, this is an area of Guyana where wildlife abounds! Giant anteaters, huge snakes, harpy eagles, and jaguars all find refuge in this vast grassy landscape.
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Buildings and green space of Independence Square, Montevideo

The Four Faces of Uruguay: Interior, the Littoral, Greater Montevideo, and the Coast

Discover how much diversity this country truly has to offer travelers, despite its small size. Every region of Uruguay has its own unique characteristics - from bustling metropolitan areas to charming historic estancias. Travelers are certain to come back from their Uruguay trip with so many distinct experiences and lasting memories!
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Cuscos Golden Corn

The sky is blue and the intense Andean sun burns down on us, cooled by the high altitude and the wind. Our Quechua guide, Vidal, in a brilliantly-beaded ear-covering Peruvian cap, poses before the ancient rocks of Sacsayhuaman and speaks. “Manca Inca was the last independent Inca king. Here, in 1536, his general lost the final battle to the …
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