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Tourist Safety In Brazil: Rio, Sao Paulo, and Further Afield
A common question we get from our travelers heading off to Brazil is: Will I be safe in Brazil? We went to our in-house Brazil expert, Gretchen, to get her take this. Read on to see what she has to … Continue reading
Trekking To The Clouds: An Inca Trail In Argentina
The following morning, I set out with my companions to embark on the exhilarating Trek to the Clouds! This trek was developed based on the famous “train to the clouds” that used to run through the high Andes connecting Salta … Continue reading
Exploring Salta: Argentina’s Undiscovered Land of Adventure and Wine PART 1
Arriving in Salta, located in northwest Argentina, from Buenos Aires always turns my world upside down. It had been three years since I was in Salta last. Salta is one of Argentina’s best kept secrets for nature and adventure enthusiasts … Continue reading
Posted in Argentina, Chile, Luxury, Trekking, Trip Journals
Tagged Argentina, Cachi, family travel, female travel, Foodie, Hiking, Independent travel, Malbec, Salta, South America, Trekking, Wine, Women Travel
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Trip Review: Group of Four Friends Returns From the Peruvian Amazon
A group of four friends just returned from their 3-day trip to Inkaterra Field Station in the Peruvian Amazon with us and shared their experience here: “We had a wonderful time in the Peruvian Amazon! All four of us said … Continue reading
PART II: Treasures of the Amazon: Belem, Brazil
Continuing on from the vibrant Ver-o-peso Market, we land in Praca da Republica, home to the famous Teatro da Paz, a theater built during the rubber boom. Upon arrival, we see that the Praca has erupted into a rhythmic, colorful … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon, Brazil, South America
Tagged Adventure Travel, Amazon gastronomy, Amazon Travel, Belem, Brasil, Brazil, Community-based tourism, female travel, Para State, Women Travel
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Notes From The Field: Secrets and Spices of the Amazon
This week, our South America Program Director, Gretchen, is taking off on our newest adventure to the Brazilian Amazon: Secrets and Spices of the Amazon! On this gastronomic, island-hopping and community-based journey, we explore the world of culinary delights that … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon, Brazil, Family Travel, South America
Tagged Amazon, Amazon gastronomy, Belem, Brazil, Community-based tourism, Community-based travel, Cooking, Cotijuba, Culinary, family travel, female travel, Gastronomy, Island Hopping, Markets, Para
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