Argentina – Iguazu Falls
ARGENTINA – IGUAZU FALLS One could make a case that Iguazu Falls is the most impressive waterfall system in the world. It is a series
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ARGENTINA – IGUAZU FALLS One could make a case that Iguazu Falls is the most impressive waterfall system in the world. It is a series
PATAGONIA Overview Patagonia is about 400,000 square miles in Argentina and Chile (about the size of Texas and twice the size of Germany). About two-thirds
ARGENTINA – OVERVIEW & BUENOS AIRES / COLONIA DEL SACRAMENTO, URUGUAY Argentina is a land of contrasts. Still a frontier destination in the New World,
Introduction We arrived at Lake Titicaca on the Altiplano. According to Inca lore, this is the place where the Sun and Moon were born. We
Introduction We crept through the dark, damp and dusty tunnels in Cerro Rico, the biggest silver producing mountain in the history of the world. We
Introduction La Paz is a place to get high, constantly high. I am not referring to ingesting mind-altering drugs. Rather I am talking about being
Introduction We had only two full days in Cartagena. For one of those days, we decided to drive to Aracataca, the birthplace of Gabriel Garcia
Introduction Medellín was recently known as the world’s most dangerous city. It may now be as famous for being the home of arguably South America’s
Introduction This was the first time I was in Colombia. In the capital city of Bogotá, I expected a few things, such as delightful colonial
Cuba is the largest island in the Caribbean with great beaches, impressive (though often deteriorated) architecture and friendly, stylish people. It is renowned for its
Everything I read said that Dominica should not be missed by nature lovers and friends who’ve been there highly recommended going. So, we decided we
I live in New York City in a neighborhood where many Dominicans live and have businesses. On a daily basis, I have friendly encounters with
Introduction We were on both a high and a low in Lima. The high was from just finishing the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. The
Introduction For years, a group of us discussed hiking the Inca Trail. We did not know much except it went over high mountains in the
Introduction We traveled to the heart of Inca country to see the remnants of their civilization in the towering Andes, such as these ruins in
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