Posts Tagged ‘South America’
14 Essential Tips For Backpacking South America
Backpacking South America is a worthwhile adventure that I believe everyone should experience. Before I arrived on the continent, I was unsure of what to expect. To help you prepare, here are some things I wish I had known before I left for my trip. South America Travel Tips [Video] But first… Check out my…Read more...
Staying Safe Abroad: Scary Encounters & What I’ve Learned From Them
Staying safe abroad is important, though traveling isn’t always a picnic. Sometimes, we encounter situations that threaten our safety and make us second guess our security. The important thing when something like this happens to you is not to let it scare you into not traveling, but to learn a lesson from the experience. Here…Read more...
My Humorously Painful Story Of Obtaining A Visa In La Paz, Bolivia
I decided to write about my experience trying to obtain a visa in La Paz, because I know it is something many U.S. citizens traveling to Bolivia are curious about, as we technically need to obtain a visa to enter and leave the country. You don’t need to get the visa — which costs $135…Read more...
Unedited Super Shots Of The Inca Trail, Peru
During my three-month backpacking trip through South America, hiking the Inca Trail was a top experience on my bucket list. The only reason I questioned whether I would do it or not is you need to book this Peru travel experience six months in advance — especially if you go between June and August (high…Read more...
Photo Of The Moment: Puna Flamingos Dining In The High Andean Plateaus
A Tour Gone Wrong In Torres del Paine, Chile
“Do you see the Paines?” I was currently on a guided tour of Torres del Paine during a trip to Chile, and my guide was pointing out the iconic triple-horned mountain of the park. It was bizarrely beautiful, the shark peaks draped in fog providing a backdrop for icy lakes and eerie twisting roots. The…Read more...
10 Ways Argentina Surprised Me
Argentina has been one of my favorite countries to date that I’ve visited for many reasons: The juicy meats, the sultry tango, the passionate street art, the challenging hiking opportunities. Probably the main reason I loved the destination so much was how it surprised me, and continued to keep me guessing throughout my month there.…Read more...
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