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Where should I go in Antarctica?

So you want to travel to the end of the earth--but to get to the end, you need to know where to start. Since no one trip will encompass everything Antarctica has to offer, it’s important to consider your must-sees and identify the best match for this once-in-a-lifetime trip. It’s also vital to remember that, being such an extreme …
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Amazon Activities and Weather

No matter what region of the Amazon you are visiting, you are in for a true adventure! Being well-prepared for your time in the rainforest can make your trip more enjoyable, comfortable, and safe. This guide gives some general information about activities and weather to expect during your jungle tour.
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Galapagos FAQs

Do you want to book a trip to the Galapagos Islands but aren't exactly sure where to start? Our FAQ article answers some of the most common traveler questions. From what time of year to visit to packing suggestions, this guide will hopefully help you in the planning process. No matter what, this is sure to be a trip of a lifetime!
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Argentina Travel Info

Argentina has something for all styles of travelers! Looking for an active adventure? You can hike on Perito Moreno Glacier. Wanting to taste your way through the country? Trips to Argentina's finest vineyards and cooking classes can be arranged. Let us help plan the perfect trip for your unique interests!
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Inca Trail Frequently Asked Questions

Learn about the Machu Picchu region's history, landscape, & people. We have answered many of the questions you might have about this journey of a lifetime.
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Guyana FAQs

Planning a trip to Guyana is sure to bring up a lot of questions. Our FAQ answers some of the most common ones that we get from our travelers. From packing suggestions to what type of currency is used, this will help you be better prepared for your Guyana trip.
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Why the southernmost trek in the world will leave you speechless

Los Dientes de Navarino (or Dientes Circuit) is known as the southernmost trek on Earth and has quickly gained international fame with its remote lakes, dramatic peaks and quiet trails in the wilds of Southern Patagonia.
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The Dientes Trek: A guide to the best trek you've NEVER heard of

It's time to venture off the edge of the map to discover the epic mountains and views of the Dientes Trek. South America is a mecca for some of the most cultural, scenic, and adventurous treks on the planet, such as the W Trek in Torres del Paine and the Inca Trail. But there’s one trek you’ve probably never heard of, and you …
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Conservation Challenges in the Galapagos

The Galapagos Islands face serious challenges for the long-term survival of their marine and terrestrial ecosystems. Some of these challenges are summarized below, as well as some ideas for how ecotourism helps and how you can help make a difference!
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History and Culture of Bolivia

Rich with history and culture, Bolivia is a South American destination that is not to be missed! It is a country that is often not on the "bucket list" of the masses, but it is a place that should seriously be considered by any curious traveler. Learn more about the country before planning your travels.
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History of Chile

Take a look at Chile's history from the Ancient Inca civilization to the Spanish conquests, then independence later in 1810 followed by the Pinochet era. Knowing some basic background will allow you to better understand Chile and the people you will meet during your trip.
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Tierra del Fuego- The Southernmost Point in the World

Exploring Tierra del Fuego is an adventurous addition to any Patagonia itinerary. It is an island separated from Argentina's mainland by a strait that joins the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Learn about the geography of the region, sites to visit, and activities that should not be missed.
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Peru Overview

Peru, land of the legendary Incas, has retained its mythical feel. Visit the cultural capital of Cuzco or the Sacred Valley -- the explorer’s base for the lost city of Machu Picchu.
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Jungle Packing Tips

The Amazon is definitely a destination you want to be prepared for as best as possible! There are probably things that even well-seasoned travelers would not think to bring along with them. These tips will guide travelers on how to pack for a trip to the Amazon Rainforest. Packing light and packing smart are key!
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Tierra del Fuego Culture

Travel to the "End of the World" on a trip to Tierra del Fuego, a truly unique place located in Argentina. Home to interesting people groups throughout its history, this destination has been shaped by past influences and events. Experience what Tierra del Fuego has become during your Argentina trip.
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Ecuador History

The History of Ecuador Ecuador’s human history dates back thousands of years, and control of this small nation in the northwest corner of South America has changed many times. It evolved from a land of isolated indigenous groups into the mighty Inca civilization, which was conquered in 1532 by the Spanish and consequently liberated from …
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Indigenous People

Do you have questions about the people you might encounter on an Amazon trip? Here is a 'Q&A' session from the Rainforest Action Network to help educate people about the indigenous groups of the Amazon. Be prepared to observe unique cultures, interesting traditions and intriguing ways of life.
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Buenos Aires

Tango and steak may be the two most common things that Buenos Aires is famous for, but a visit to this city will prove there is so much more! Here are some travel tips for really experiencing this seductive and cosmopolitan South American city. Make the most of your time in Buenos Aires by learning all that it has to offer.
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Galapagos Culture

With just four inhabited islands and a population of 25,000 people, the Galapagos Islands have a distinct fusion of cultures from Europe, South America, and the U.S. that reflects the roots of the immigrants who helped establish life here less than 200 years ago. Talented artisans and delicious food are just a few things you'll experience here.
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Ecuador Wildlife

The Wildlife of Ecuador The stunning biodiversity of Ecuador owes to its three different ecological zones in the mainland – coastal plains, Andean paramo, and tropical rainforest – and the pristine Galapagos Islands. Among the dense trees, towering highlands, turquoise waters, and coastal habitats live thousands of native and endemic …
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Galapagos History

The Galapagos Islands, isolated from mainland Ecuador by 600 miles of the expansive Pacific Ocean, has a relatively young human history, dating back to just the 18th century. While whalers and pirates stopped over on these islands to re-stock on food & water as early as the 16th & 17th centuries, settlements and towns here are a recent development.
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Galapagos Mammals

Over 600 miles from continental Ecuador, the Galapagos Islands are home to few native mammals. You will, however, likely encounter the playful sea lions or fur seals when you snorkel or witness the majestic whales and agile dolphins surging out of the water alongside your yacht.
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Galapagos Island Guide

This island-by-island description of the Galapagos will familiarize travelers with the archipelago. Learn the general highlights of each individual island to help determine an itinerary that best suits your interests. With so much to see and experience throughout the Galapagos, you cannot go wrong with any of our trips!
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Ushuaia Airport & Transportation

Getting to Ushuaia, at the "end of the world", requires a flight from Buenos Aires or an overland ride through Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego in southern Argentina.
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