Dark tourists might have a new sinister spot to add to the bucket list if plans go ahead to open up tours to this notorious South American destination.
You've headed to the Colombian desert to stare lovingly at the spectacular night skies, but where to stay? This underrated tiny hotel is your best bet.
If somewhere is described as having some of the most mesmerizing blue waters in South America, it has to be pretty special. This place lives up to the billing.
Visit this incredible national park in Ecuador if you love the outdoors for the opportunity to see rare and endangered animals and thousands of unique plants.
Are you feeling burnt out on travel? Tired of the hustle of visiting cities? Then take advice from Rick Steves and travel to this Central American country.
It’s always important for tourists to learn the necessary customs and etiquette when traveling abroad - including this unexpected toilet rule in South America.
Argentina is home to a hidden gem of a national park. You need a tour to enter, but it's worth it for the stunning red rock cliffs, fossils, and petroglyphs.
This unique hotel lets adventurous travelers sleep in a glassy capsule hanging from the side of a mountain, with stunning views of Peru's Sacred Valley.
If you're looking for a budget-friendly beach vacation, this stunning and lesser-visited town in Mexico is the perfect place for an affordable getaway.
The weather might be cold, but you'll be in awe when you visit this national park in Argentina, also known as the "end of the world" and the Land of Fire.
This underrated tourist destination is just a couple hours away from Mexico City and makes for a great off-the-beaten-path adventure with fewer crowds.
If you love trying new food and learning about history when you travel, you'll want to add this neighborhood to your list of must-visit destinations in Mexico.
Read this guide before you pack your bags for Argentina, as there are a few key pieces you'll want to bring with you, and some you should leave at home.
Here's why you may want to be a bit cautious and think twice before packing certain items of clothing in your bag when heading to Costa Rica as a tourist.
Most visitors are understandably eager to hit the trails and hike to Machu Picchu, but doing so on your first day might be more dangerous than you realize.
This vibrant town is full of South American charm, history, and makes for a much quieter alternative to bustling La Paz. Visit before the secret is out!
It’s good for tourists to be cautious packing for any trip - especially for a destination like Brazil, with its exciting nightlife and lush rainforests.
While choosing the right clothes to pack for any trip is important, this one type of clothing you should avoid for a trip to Patagonia may surprise you.