New Year’s in Klosters
I realize that New Year’s is quite a ways behind us, but the current warm weather and sunshine somehow...
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Lakes and Castles
It’s always fun taking a little trip down memory lane. Even though it was only a couple of months ago that...
The City in the Sky
One cannot travel to Peru without visiting the famous Inca ruins of Machu Picchu. Constructed around 1450, the...
Above the Clouds: Climbing Mt. Chachani
Ever since I was a kid I’ve been awestruck by mountains. It probably has a lot to do with the fact that I...
A Taste of Bolivia
When I first began researching travel information about Bolivia I came across numerous stories of Americans having...
The Driest Place on Earth
Chile is a land of amazing diversity. In the south, winds blast across the beautiful Patagonian mountains and...
No Paine, No Gaine
In the far south of Chile lies one of the world’s most beautiful national parks, Torres del Paine. This...
The End of the World
At a latitude of 54 degrees south, the city of Ushuaia is commonly referred to as the “southernmost city in...
Buenos Aires: The Birthplace of Tango
My first stop in South America was the Argentinian capital, Buenos Aires. Known for being the birthplace of Tango,...