Diesel Prices in South America
Death Road Coroico
Eco-Truly Valle Luta Arica
A Bolivian Cacao Story
A Hearty Winter Classic
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02. Vintage Route: Guanay & Tipuani
Alto Alianza in Tacna – A Journey Through Peru’s Heroic History
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Pisagua, Chile
The Fiber of the Gods
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Paso de Jama
Peru Travel For First-Timers
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Tren de Aragua
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The Inca Empire, Inca Empire or Tahuantinsuyu
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The Art of Solo Travel
Easter Island (Rapa Nui)
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Aeropuerto de Huaraz
La Estación Restaurant in Pozo Almonte
Bolivia in Crisis:
Exploring the wildlife and natural beauty of Rurrenabaque
Eduardo Ossandon: Thirty years of passion for local crafts
Inspired by Llamas and Mother Earth
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Peru’s diverse bird population
Home to nearly 1,900 recorded species—representing roughly 15% to 20% of all avian life on Earth—Peru is an extraordinary haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. Spanning the nutrient-rich Pacific coastline, high-altitude Andean cloud forests, and expansive Amazonian lowlands, Peru’s diverse ecosystems shelter over 100 endemic species found nowhere else on the planet.
Whether you’re hoping to observe the brilliant courtship display of the Andean Cock-of-the-rock, spot the endangered Marvelous Spatuletail, or explore birdwatching hotspots like Manú National Park, this complete guide breaks down Peru’s top regions, key target species, recommended itineraries, and essential gear for your expedition.
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Leopardus tilcayo
Meet the 10-year-old male tiger cat making wildlife history at the Senda Verde Animal Refuge in Bolivia. Named Leopardus tilcayo, he is the first of his species known to science!
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Empanadas
Mastering golden, flaky homemade empanadas is simple when you follow the essential technique guidelines from Lana Knight’s The Empanada Cookbook. Discover why reading the recipe completely, prepping your ingredients, and mastering a few core Do’s and Don’ts are the secrets to baking or frying bakery-quality hand pies every time.
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Jorge Chávez Airport:
When the brand-new terminal at Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM) in Callao officially opened on June 1, 2025, it marked the end of an era for Lima’s cramped, single-runway airport and ushered in a modern era for air travel in South America.
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Hotel Bolivia: The Culture of Memory in a Refuge From Nazism
Sanctuary in the Clouds: The Overlooked Story of ‘Hotel Bolivia’ In the late 1930s, as dark clouds gathered over Nazi-dominated Europe, doors across the globe were slammed shut to those…
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Exploring La Tirana and Pica: The Ultimate Inland Day Trip from Iquique
It all begins La Tirana (Spanish: La Tirana) is a town in Chile,with an idea. about 72 kilometers inland from the port of Iquique. The city is famous for its religious festival honoring Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
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Books to read on vacation
Discover your next extraordinary journey with Via Andina Travel, your premier guide to unforgettable destinations and transformational literature. Vacation season has arrived, bringing long-haul flights, sunny beach escapes, and tranquil…
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Top 4-Star Hotels in Tacna
Discovering Comfort: Top Hotels and Best Tours in Tacna for Your Next Getaway
Let’s be honest—most people passing through Tacna treat it like a quick pit stop or a border-crossing hassle. But if you slow down and actually look around, this corner of southern Peru has a vibrant pulse, incredible food culture, and a surprising amount of comfort waiting for you. After spending plenty of time exploring the region and dodging the usual tourist traps, I’ve learned that where you drop your bags makes all the difference.
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Current Moon Phases
Before heading into the altiplano or sub-tropics, check our live moon phase tool to plan your journey. Learn how lunar light, seasonal rain, and road conditions impact your travel across the Andes.
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Salteñas
A Taste of La Paz: How to Bake & Eat Like a Local
To truly understand the food culture of La Paz, you have to start your morning with a Salteña. More than just an empanada, this spiced beef-and-vegetable pastry is famous for its rich broth filling and strict morning traditions. In this complete feature, we break down the history of this Andean delicacy, share a traditional step-by-step recipe to make them at home, and reveal the top local spots in La Paz to grab one fresh out of the oven.
