Argentina, Buenos Aires Argentina, Buenos Aires
Buenos Airesis a vibrant city, known for its art, culture, nightlife and friendly citizens. You have to impression of strolling through a European city and that’s where the name: “Paris of South America” has its origin: wine, tango, belle époque are omnipresent. Its South America’s most populated city after Sao Paulo and its port is one of the continent’s most important. The inhabitants or “Portenos” are mostly of Spanish and Italian origin and of course they are convinced they have the best football team in the world. Buenos Aires has a humid sub tropical climate and has 4 well defined seasons with temperatures ranging anywhere from 8C to 30C.
Peru Peru
Peru boasts the most dramatic Andean peaks and finest regional cuisine, but the jewel on its crown is undoubtedly Machu Picchu, the legendary Inca ruins hidden high in the clouds. Cuzco, the former Inca capital is within hiking distance, and the region is plenty of Inca ruins and fascinating history. Peru's long, fertile territory was the starting point for many pre-Columbian civilizations. Other attractions include the Nazca Lines, the jungle city of Iquitos, the Mantaro and Ica valleys, beach towns, and the oasis village of Huacachina.
Argentina, Ushuaia Argentina, Ushuaia
Ushuaia: At Latitude 50º S, the last great frontier of the continent. This is where the great Pan-American route, connecting Tierra de Fuego with Alaska, finally gives away to the icy seas of the Antartcic Ocean. Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world and the gateway to Antarctica. Situated...
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