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Geology

Chile's geological history from the earliest stages of continental drift to present-day geothermal activity.
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Country of Contrasts

Read through a traveler's impressions of Peru's Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca, Puno, Arequipa, and the Amazon jungle of Peru. It includes a short description also of the Inti Raymi festival, or Andean Festival of the Sun.
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Horseback riding beneath Los Cuernos del Paine

Horseback Riding in Chile

Discover the history and current use of horses in Chile. What do you need to know before going on a horseback riding tour in South America.
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Chile's Hot Springs and Spas

A brief look at why to visit the wonderful hot springs that result from Chile's fortunate geography.
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Chiloe

Tour Chiloé, a cultural gem in the south of Chile that was isolated from the rest of the country for much of its history. Read about how the island evolved.
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Easter Island

Visit one of the world's wonders, Easter Island maintains a strong Polynesian identity despite belonging to Chile. Here's a description of the island both present and past.
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Lakes and Volcanoes Region

Chile's Lake Region is a fantastic place to visit. Here's a look at the lakes, volcanoes and forests that make it so visually spectacular.
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Robinson Crusoe Island

The very island of Robinson Crusoe fame is a Chilean possession. Read a bit about it and see what the island has to offer to travelers.
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Northern Chile

Arid, remote, and remarkably beautiful, travel to northern Chile is unlike visiting any other part of the country's variegated landscape. Learn the terrain and a few tips before your travels.
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Whitewater Rafting

A relatively recent addition to the list of things-to-do in Chile, where whitewater rafting trips have made their name.
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Unforgettable Patagonia

This article tells about the history of Patagonia and the effects with Indigenous and European settlement. Also look at the North and South regions and their geography.
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Mantay Shelter in Cusco, Peru: Making a World of a Difference

The Mantay Shelter in Cusco, Peru continues to provide imperative education and support to young, single mothers and their children. Learn about how you can help contribute to Mantay.
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Threats to Biodiversity Are Mounting

This article explains some of the current and ongoing threats to the bio-regions in Patagonia: logging, clearcuts, oil drilling, oil fouling, and commercial fishing.
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About the Sacred Valley

The Urubamba Valley, or Sacred Valley of the Incas, is a setting of picturesque communities, impressive terraces and many important archeological sites. Learn about the valley and Ollantaytambo, a typical Inca community located 21 km from Urubamba.
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Giant Tortoises

A trip to the Galapagos Islands is not complete without encountering the iconic giant tortoise! Learn about the natural life cycle of this ancient species, as well as the effects human colonization has had on these amazing creatures. This article also shares information about conservation efforts specifically for the Galapagos tortoise.
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Land Iguanas

Learn about the threats to the land iguanas of the Galapagos Islands, and conservation efforts to protect them.
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Peru Trekking Circuits

From the highest tropical peaks to jade-colored crystalline lakes, traveling Peru on foot offers breathtaking views and unforgettable encounters with nature.
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Potosi

With an altitude of 4,090 meters above sea level, Potosi, Bolivia is the highest city in the world. In Potosi you may visit famous mining sites, enjoy magnificent architecture, and much more.
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Tambopata Research Center

The Tambopata Research Center is a spartan yet comfortable 13 bedroom lodge built to accommodate Peru travelers and researchers alike while protecting the adjacent macaw clay lick.
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Argentine Tango

Attending a tango performance while on an Argentina tour is something that every traveler should do. Argentina was the birthplace of the tango; the dance is representative of the cultural history of the country.
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Secondary Inca trail leads to rewards

Kendra Gonnerman traveled with her friend Mary on our Cachiccata Trek in Peru. The following in an article Kendra wrote about her experiences during her trip. It was published in the Arizona Republic on July 10, 2005.
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El Calafate

El Calafate is located at the base of Calafate Hill on the shore of the Argentinian Lake. Discover the history of settlers and several facts about the area including the geography, climate, winds, and annual rainfall.
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The Breaking of the Perito Moreno Glacier

The Perito Moreno Glacier forms an ice dike that blocks the flow of the water from Brazo Rico toward Argentinian Lake. Changes occur in the glacier to create a phenomena where the two lake basin connect for a day or two.
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The Tomasovic Argentina Adventure

Read through Barbara Tomasovic's trip to Argentina that was on of those \"adventures of a lifetime.\" She describes experiencing the wildlife, trekking up and down glaciers, and traveling with her wonderful trip companions.
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