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America - General |
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Piranha
- Deadly and Delicious by Larry M. Lynch
The Amazon is filled with
danger. Soldier ants march by the millions devouring all life in their
path. Submerged up to the eyes, Crocodiles lie in wait for the unwary -
whatever or whoever that may be. Undulating its 20-foot length beneath
the surface, the Anaconda, one of the world's largest snakes, uses heat-seeking
guidance to find its next meal.... |
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South
American Travel And Destinations by Gloria Diaz
The continuous innovations
in modes of travel and the growth of global awareness have incited an increase
in the travel and tourist activities all over the world. With the hectic
demanding, polluted city life a lot of travelers are in constant search
for locations that are still environmentally healthy that will allow them
to experience an unspoiled area of Nature... |
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The
Cities of South America by Michael Zurakhinsky
Whatever your travel interests
may be South America has many diverse travel opportunities. From
exploring the ancient ruins, to outdoor adventures, to partying at all
the hotspots, a trip to the continent will be a memorable one. Listed
below is a brief outline of the best highlights each capital city has to
offer.... |
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Traveling
in South America by Robbo Das
Travel to South America
and you will find the yourself in natural splendor. The fourth largest
among the continents of the world, South America occupies about 12% of
the world's land area. Because of its tropical climate, one should pack
a cap or hat when traveling to South America. A sturdy pair of shoes is
also needed as there will be a lot of nature-tripping and hiking that will
be involved... |
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| South
America - Argentina |
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A
Visitors Guide To Buenos Aires Argentina by Jim Johnson
Visiting other parts of
the world is all about taking in a different life style, and seeing attractions
that you would otherwise miss out on. There are many places in the world
that you can do this, but none are better than Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Buenos Aires is one of the most highly visited cities in South America,
and for good reason.... |
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Honeymooning
in Argentina by Richard Rspad
Want to take head to Europe
after your wedding, but cannot afford it? Honeymooning in Argentina may
be the answer as the country has a definite European feel... |
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If
your destination is Argentina, you are going to need this information
by Roxana Bettinotti
LIKE ARRIVING? All
the airline companies that fly to Argentina arrive at the international
airport Minister Pistarini (Ezeiza), located to 35 km of the city of Buenos
Aires (Argentina), Federal Capital. Remember that when leaving the country
it will have to pay a rate of U$S 30,50 ... |
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Overview
of Argentina for Travelers by Richard Monk
Located in South America,
Argentina is a beautiful and passionate place. Following is an overview
of Argentina for travelers. Argentina covers roughly 1.1 million square
miles and is the second largest country in South America. Due to its unique
location, practically every climate imaginable can be found in some part
of the country.... |
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Top
10 Fun Activities In Buenos Aires by Orson Johnson
 Often,
dubbed as "Paris of South America," the Argentinean capital, Buenos Aires
offers you the lights and fun of Paris in South America. It is one of your
finest destinations in the New Worlds. Located on the southern shore of
the Río de la Plata (River Plate, the River of Silver), on the southeastern
coast of the South American continent, Buenos Aires is your destination
that offers you a wide range of fun activities.... |
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| South
America - Brazil |
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Carnival
in Brazil: The Greatest Show on Earth! by Marcia Crowell
The unofficial start for
Carnival in Brazil is during the New Year celebration. After midnight,
and long into the new year, what Brazilians will be dancing to all sorts
of Carnival music until early Ash Wednesday. In some places even a month
after that.... |
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A
Visitors Guide To Rio de Janeiro Brazil by Jim Johnson
Located in southeastern
Brazil is the city of Rio de Janeiro. For people of the area, Rio de Janeiro
is often times referred to as the Marvelous City. With a population of
just over six million people, Rio de Janeiro is one of the most highly
populated cities in South America. The good thing is that all of these
people bring a unique feel to the culture of Rio de Janeiro.... |
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South
America - Chile |
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A
Hiking Guide to Easter Island by David Stanley
Ask me which Pacific island
has the most to offer hikers and I'll probably answer Easter Island. Here
on an island 11 km wide and 23 km long you'll find nearly a thousand ancient
Polynesian statues strewn along a powerfully beautiful coastline or littering
the slopes of an extinct volcano... |
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History
of Chile by Jennifer Bailey
Chile, located along the
east coast of South America, is a country brimming with a rich historic
background. The country has seen several settlers over the past few centuries
and withstood some turbulent times.... |
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| South
America - Colombia |
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Take
Spanish lessons and visit Colombia!!! by Roger Johnson
Take Spanish Lessons and
visit Colombia!! It's a reasonably safe bet to assume, when you are considering
where to go for your next holiday,Colombia wont be the first destination
that springs to mind! |
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When
Colombia Calls, You Travel - Colombia Travel Information
by Elyse Morgan
Once a very untouchable
country, Colombia today is more open to international travelers than it
has ever been. The soaring peaks of the Andes and the motley ecology of
the lowlands contributes to the indefinable nature of this ever-evolving
nation. You will be able to swim in the Caribbean, hike through the Amazon,
climb to exhilarating heights and, at the end of the day, sip premium coffee
and cocoa with the locals.... |
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| South
America - Ecuador |
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Birds
of Galapagos Islands by Todd Sarouhan
Located some 1000 km from
the coast of Ecuador, the Galapagos Islands are a fascinating group of
tiny islands to explore. Pristine and remote, these islands are perfect
for nature lovers who get to see some of the most rare and endangered wildlife
species on the planet, roam free and unafraid amidst the rugged volcanic
landscape here.... |
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Ecuador,
a Paradise for the lovers of Photography by Hugo Sandoval
I am a hardened photographer
and I have more than 15 years in this area and I want to tell you that
visiting Ecuador in South America, was a wonderful experience... |
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| South
America - Paraguay |
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Quick
travel guide: Paraguay
Asunción, Ciudad
Del Este, Jesuit ruins, Encarnación, Chaco and more by David
Whitley
Facts for visitors about
Guarani, Jose Chilavert, independence, national parks, World Heritage-listed
sites, waterfalls and more in this South American country. Location:
Paraguay
is entirely landlocked, and sandwiched between its bigger, more visited
neighbours. It borders Brazil, Argentina and Bolivia.... |
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| South
America - Peru |
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Choquequirao
– the Real Lost City of the Inca by Alex
Hundreds of thousands come
back from Peru unaware that just about 100 km or so from Machu Pichu lies
another magnificent complex. Choquequirao has taken over from over-crowded
Machu Picchu as the true Lost City of the Inca... |
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Highlights
of a Peru Vacation by Michael Zurakhinsky
No matter if you are in
pursuit of sports adventure, or an archaeological phenomenon, a visit to
Peru truly satisfies. Nestled between Bolivia to its south and Ecuador
to its north, this seaside country also shares borders with Chile, Brazil,
and Columbia. For the nature enthusiast, Peru's oddly contradicting natural
features produce a fascinating array of wildlife, including whales, giant
otters, and jaguars. Head east of the Andes into the Peruvian jungle, where
you'll glimpse some of the richest biodiversity on earth.... |
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The
Peruvian Paso Horse by Angela Thompson
There are many different
types and breeds of horses that specialize in many different areas; some
are best for racing, some for jumping and others for parades. However,
it has been agreed that the qualities that make the best all around horse
are temperament, beauty, versatility, low maintenance, and being all around
pleasurable. The Peruvian Paso is the one horse that meets all of these
criteria.... |
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Shamans
of Peru CD by Howard G Charing
The haunting, plaintive
music of Peruvian shamans was recorded by the Eagle's Wing Centre for Contemporary
Shamanism at ceremonies in the Peruvian Andes and the Amazon rainforest.
Although the chants and icaros have an organic relationship to the medicine
plants and shamanic journeying of each particular ritual, and are primarily
intended as devotional music for inner-journeying. |
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Travel
To Machu Picchu by Alexander Quiroz
One of the most visited
sites in the world today by travelers is Machu Picchu. It is located in
Cuzco, Peru in the high Andes Mountains. It is approximately 724 miles
away from Lima, the Peruvian capital.... |
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| South
America - Uruguay |
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4
Hours in Montevideo - Major Port and Uruguayan Capital, this City Charms
by Richard McColl
While Buenos Aires hollers
boisterously across the bay, Montevideo merely whispers confidently. It
is this polite welcome that entices travellers to this enchanting city.... |
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Becoming
an Expat in Uruguay by Lou Ross
Often overshadowed by Argentina
and Brazil, Uruguay is the jewel of South America. Here is information
on moving to Uruguay. A booming technology economy and temperate
climate brings people from all walks of life and around the world to Uruguay.
Moving to this diverse part of South America grants easy access to other
large, popular destinations such as Brazil and Argentina... |
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| South
America - Venezuela |
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Things
to See in Venezuela by Rick Chapo
If you are thinking of heading
to South America, Venezuela is a country that should be on your list. Despite
what you read in the media, there is little unrest and you should be fine
as long as you use common sense... |
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