Bolivia is known as a famous destination in South America. It is considered one of the most remote places in the western hemisphere, which turned out to be an advantage as most of the country’s dramatic assets remained untouched despite the passing of times.
Bogota is fast becoming Latin America’s world-class tourist spot. Due to its urban highlights, many people flock to Bogota to take part of its unlimited opportunities. What is impressive about Bogota is that, despite its quick approach to modernity, it carefully retains its picturesque natural scenery which makes this side of Colombia more inviting.
Located in the Chilean Patagonia, Aysen Region is Chile’s pristine destination meant for a memorable getaway. Nestled on the southern side of the country, Aysen Region is the least populated region of Chile and is considered the most beautiful among discerning travelers.
Margarita Island is one of the Caribbean islands sitting in Venezuela. Endowed with palm-tree lined beaches and blessed to have the cool wind of the Caribbean Sea, t is easy to define Margarita Island as paradise with tropical beauty.
Puerto Rico has a republican government, but its laws are subject to the United States’ constitution thanks to its membership in the United States commonwealth group of countries. This explains the resemblance of Puerto Rico’s flag to the USA flag.
Galapagos Islands refer to a small but stunning archipelago of islands in Ecuador in eastern Pacific Ocean. These islands are quite isolated and very remote and lye some 1000 km west of South American Continent.
Buenos Aires is the capital city of the republic of Argentina. Buenos Aires is translated to mean fair winds/ good air and boasts of being among the top largest cities/ metropolitan cities of Latin America.
Machu Picchu is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, commonly referred to as ‘Lost City of Incas’. When visiting Peru, your holiday vacation can never be complete without landing in Machu Picchu.