by Angel Nunez
Take a look at the weather in Machu Picchu and a packing list to get you started on planning your adventure to the Incan citadel.
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by Angel Nunez
by Angel Nunez
Ecuador and Peru are consistently listed as top bucket list destinations in South America. When browsing general information on the web, it is difficult to decide which country to visit. In this article, I provide a a specialized piece on Peru vs Ecuador to disentangle all the details and provide clarity.
by Angel Nunez
Live it up with a South America Holiday! See the best South America Holiday ideas, tours and destinations!
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by Angel Nunez
Complete guide to the Inca trail including a pack list, the various treks, high altitude tips, and information about coronavirus.
by Angel Nunez
You've only got three days in Cusco, what do you do? Here is our guide to maximize your time and get the most out of the beautiful city and surroundings!
by Angel Nunez
Within this blog, we discuss the risks of traveling to South and Central America along with Coronavirus in Peru.
by Angel Nunez
Within this blog, we discuss the risks of traveling to South and Central America, and if Coronavirus in Galapagos Ecuador and Peru is present.
by Angel Nunez
Want to knock out your Peru, Ecuador, and Galapagos Tours all in one vacation? It's best to tackle the trip in one go because of the close proximity of the destinations, the ease of planning, and the short flights. But which destination should you visit first, and what tours do the countries have to offer? We've got you covered in our Guide of Peru, Ecuador, and Galapagos Tours.
by Angel Nunez
When most people from North America think of South America, they think of hot, balmy weather. And, for the most part, this is true! South America is home to the Amazon, some genuinely amazing beaches, and even some hot, arid savannas. But what can you expect in Machu Picchu, Peru? It's located in the Andean mountain range, where the weather is notoriously brisk! Actually, Machu Picchu is located in an area where weather can be hard to predict - at around 8,000 feet above sea level, it's between the steamy Amazon and the chilly city of Cusco. Some say that within a single day, you can get all four seasons - complete with cold rain, warm sunshine, chilly wind, and even snow!
by Angel Nunez
World Travel Awards 2014 | Composed of an ancient mixture of peoples, cultures and traditions, Quito has been a unique and treasured place for generations Ecuadorians. The capital city was founded in the 16th century on the ruins of an Inca city and stands at an altitude of 2,850 metres. It boasts the best-preserved, historic centre in Latin America.