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The Galapagos Islands are at the top of many people’s bucket list. No wonder! After all, this group of islands is one of the most unique places on the planet
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The first stop should undoubtedly be the city of Quito, the capital of Ecuador. It has the best historical center in Latin America and was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO...
The Tiwanaku was a city in Bolivia 10 km distanced from the Titicacalake. It’s not a city anymore, now it’s a place full of old buildings and ruins. It is located at 4000 meter above sea level in the Andes mountains.
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With the biggest mountains outside of the Himalayas and the largest mountain chain on the planet, no wonder climbing in Peru has been awe inspiring to humans since their first arrival to these unique landscapes many years ago.
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Accommodation in South America and money in South America. South America is amazing for every kind of traveler. You’ll findd all kinds of accommodation here!
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The #Galapagos Galapagos Islands are an archipelago that is located off the coast of Ecuador. In total there are 21 islands with their own characteristics.
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The #Inca believed that the Sun God was born on La #IsladelSol (Island of the Sun) on #lakeTiticaca. Nowadays about 800 families are living there off farming, fishing and tourism, without vehicles or paved roads. About 80 #ruins can still be found there.
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