Travel articles about the exciting continent of South America.
Hiking the Andes in Chile Below the Thunderer By Tom Reed Through provocative insights and observations, Tom Reed explores the ruggedly beautiful landscape of Southern Chile and Argentina as intensely as he examines the current social, political, and cultural landscapes of North America and his own rich inner and spiritual…
Discover Ecuador’s beautiful beaches, harmonious communities, and ancient histories in The Secret of Paradise by Patricio Tamriz.
Quito, Ecuador: The new face of the old city, a visit to attractions in Quito, Ecuador including nearby Otavalo Indigenous Market, La Compania and other sites.
Immerse in the beauty of Panama’s jungles and connect with the Embera community through sustainable ecotourism. A friendly adventure awaits!
Peru: Horsing Around the Other Inca Trail By Michael Ward “Where are the horses?” our guide Albizú Segovia asked, a beige hat shading his perpetually youthful face from the Andean sun. “They didn’t follow us,” my girlfriend Katharina and I explained. Albizú looked down at the ground before taking off…
Crossing Argentina by Truck, Boat, Rail and Bus. John Dennehey takes an epic journey across Argentina from the border in Chile’s Patagonia to the far south where he took a ferry to Uruguay
Elqui Valley, Chile: One hundred volunteer healers from across the globe arrived in the remote Andean village of Cochiguaz for their final offering.
By cargo ship, to the Amazon. A four day trip to Iquitos, Brazil on a cargo ship
Marinela Potor: How the Indigenous Mapuche Community in Chile Goes Touristy.
Travel for $7 a Day: Extreme Budget Travel Across South America By Zander Venter Freerange travel is all about satisfying the curiosity of an adventurous nomad on a budget so small that almost any poor student can afford. It is about experiencing the sheer delight of a dust-bathing chicken, the…
Cordoba, Argentina. Visiting the flea market is one way to find out what makes this second city tick.
Max Hartshorne documents his visit to Periera, a hacienda, the Corcora Valley, and the town of Antiqua, in the center of Colombia’s coffee triangle.
