Twenty-six miles (42 kilometers) of picture-perfect mountains, cloud-forests and jungles make the Inca Trail one of the most famous hikes in the world — and …
South America
A Local Tour Of Rio de Janeiro’s Lesser-Known Sites
Rio de Janiero. A city of sexy shenanigans, where a vigilant Cristo watches the sparkling sequins of samba shows and sweaty, barely-clothed beach-goers from above. …
Buenos Aires: A Love Story
As an avid hiker and outdoor enthusiast, my travel itineraries tend to feature less time spent in cities and more time in rural communities and …
The Foodie’s Quito: Epicurean Eats In Ecuador’s Capital City
Ecuadorian cuisine is all about slowing down and savoring each bite, enjoying the company of close ones and our gifted settings. Growing up Ecuadorian in …
Sustainable Farming In The Amazon Rainforest
Agricultural conflicts in the Amazon are a recent phenomenon, but new Amazon Rainforest tours and sustainable partnerships are helping combat the problem.
Encounters With An Amazonian Shaman
Stretching across nine countries and over three million square miles of land, the Amazon is not only the world’s largest rain forest, it is also …
10 Of The Weirdest Things You Can Eat In Latin America
Editor Jessica Festa introduces your palate to 10 interesting (and bizarre) cuisines from around Latin America: 1. Bull Penis Soup, Bolivia Called Caldo de Cardan, …
Day Trip From Quito: Colorful Butterflies In Eco-Friendly Mindo
For those looking to get away from the chaos of Quito, Ecuador, for the day, the parish of Mindo offers an eco-friendly trip located only …
What To Eat In Argentina Besides Asado
Argentina is iconic for its flavorful and satisfying asado, or BBQ, dishes. These meats, mostly beef along side other varieties, are cooked on a special …
Quechua Culture: Preserving The Peruvian Weaving Tradition
When traveling through Peru, it’s hard not to notice the colorful handicrafts made by locals. Hats, scarves, bags, socks, sweaters and headbands are weaved with …