South & Central America

The land of coffee, foot-tapping Latin music, eco-diversity and gorgeous landscapes, South America is one big carnival. Whether it is wine-tasting, panting up to Macchu Picchu or looking at your reflection in the Bolivian salt flats, South America will leave you dazzled.

Ecuador

Find Solace in North Seymour and Other Islands of Ecuador

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North Seymour Island is a small island in the Galapagos, with significant populations of rare species. While you’re here you can see some of the Galápagos' most unusual birds, including the magnificent Frigate Bird and the blue-footed Boobie. These bids...
Adventure Travel

Holiday Trip to Bartolome Island of Ecuador

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Bartolome Island, part of the Galapagos Islands in Ecuador was named after Sir Bartholomew James Sulivan, a companion of Charles Darwin who filled in as the main surveyor and second-lieutenant on board the HMS Beagle. Bartolomé is a fruitless islet...
Adventure Travel

Santiago Island: Travel Guide to the Island of Volcanic Formations and Wildlife

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Santiago Island is a part of the Galapagos group of Islands in Ecuador. This Island is also popularly known as San Salvador and it was the first Island that Columbus discovered. The Santiago Island is also known by the...
Ecuador

Travel Guide to San Cristobal Island, Ecuador

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Easternmost and geologically the oldest, San Cristobal Island is the best travel destination to encounter wildlife biodiversity. It is an energetic island with a serene and calm environment. San Cristobal Island is a part of the Galapagos Islands in...
Ecuador

Travel Guide To Ecuador’s Wolf Island

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There are many islands in Ecuador, some home to small populations, others remote and devoid of civilisation. However, all of them offer unique experiences and are a treat for visitors. One of the most remote is Wolf Island. Located next...
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Travel guide to Ecuador’s Puna Island

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Located off the coast of southern Ecuador, at the head of the Gulf of Guayaquil, Puna Island is not technically a part of the Galapagos Archipelago. Spanning an area of 855 square kilometres, it is a protected area, known for its great...
Argentina

11 Wonderful Tea Traditions Around The World

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Drinking tea is an ancient tradition that is said to date back to south-west China in 27 BC. Since then tea traditions around the world have developed their own unique flavour, much like ice cream, or even sandwiches. As tea...
Adventure Travel

Everything you need to know about Hiking ​active ​volcanoes in Guatema​la​​​

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If you are out of bed for an adventure then an active volcano climbing experience is what you need to soothe down the wanderer and adventurist deep inside you. Explore the adventurous journey of hiking active volcanoes in Guatemala. Yep!...
Cambodia

Ever Visited These Real-Life Locations That Inspired Disney Movies?

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The beautiful worlds in Disney movies may be imaginary, but they are often based on real-life locations. Everyone knows that The Hunchback of Notre Dame is set in Paris, or that Hercules is set in Ancient Greece, but what about all...
Peru

Will The Rainbow Mountain In Peru Soon Fade Away?

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The spectacular and vibrant Rainbow Mountain in Peru has, in recent years, become one of the country’s top attractions. With its colourful layers of mineral deposits, it is also a favourite of Instagrammers. However, the Rainbow Mountain, or Vinicunca, now...

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