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Machu Picchu is a pre-Columbian Inca site that was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983. Nicknamed “Lost City of the Incas,” the settlement was built in the 15th century and abandoned by the Incas a century after with the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors. Unknown, and therefore, untouched by the conquistadors and those that [...] |
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As the second largest country in Southern America, Argentina is a country with so many interesting places to experience and warm people to meet. This amazing country is one of the wealthiest and prospering states in Latin America, but also a top leading destination for all the nature lovers around the world. Here are five [...] |
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Christianity may have reached Latin America a lot later than Europe, but you couldn’t tell, judging by the current number of Christians and cathedrals around the continent. Here is our selection of the most beautiful cathedrals in South America: 7. Catedral Basilica de Salta - Salta, Argentina [Photo credits] |
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What was once a sleepy fishing village at the tip of the Baja peninsula has turned into a tourist mecca offering every variety of boating and watersport, as well as several on-land sports activities. Cabo San Lucas is a resort town at the end point of the peninsula, where the Sea of Cortez and the [...] |
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The thousands of miles long Brazilian coastline features countless beautiful beaches, some crowded and famous all over the globe, others secluded and untouched by the hands of man. They all have their charm, but one can’t think of beaches in Brazil without the words Copacabana or Ipanema popping into their heads. Copacabana [Photo credits] |
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One of the best ways of living the greatness is finding it when you’re actually looking for something else. The same thing happened to Angel, an ex-american First World War pilot, in 1935. Angel was exploring the Auyan Tepui - The Devil’s Mountain, searching for a river with gold deposits. Looking down from his plane [...] |
