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Explore a new world of sensations – South America

Imagine waking up one day and realize that the 5 senses more alive than ever. You are discovering a new world of sensations and just when you think everything is a dream, you realize that you have landed in South America – the dream is real! Journey through South America is to discover a world of sensations that has no limit. Overall, there are four areas that have been formed by history, geography and cultural expressions.

The tropical Andes were home to the Inca Empire who settled in the territory of Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. A visit Machu Picchu, the most powerful application of the Incas, located in the southern Peruvian Andes in a unique and mystical is a must. Touring this holy place is to witness an archaeological site architectural and engineering innovations that have survived the centuries. There are no words to describe the magnificence of a scene that has become one of the most popular destinations in Peru.

In ancient times, the Spanish conquistadors made their way on horseback through the Andes, leaving in each small town spurs as a strong colonial churches and monasteries worth a visit. The conquerors, however remove all structures indigenous, and today you can find communities that have been resistant to Western influence, and even practice their own language and other cultural aspects, the maintenance of local ethnic identity.

The Amazon rainforest, the lungs of the world, covers the territory of Brazil, Ecuador, Peru and Colombia. The Amazon River is the longest in the world with around 6,800 kilometers, the Amazon basin extends over an area of 7.05 million km2. The Amazon forest is a green world … Wet, wild and enigmatic. The most common way to explore the rainforest Amazon is staying in a Lodge or cruise down the river in the Amazon. Cruising the Amazon River is a unique life experience: from the viewpoint you can scan the magnificent tangle of vegetation in the water edge. The banks are covered by dense tropical rainforest and the absence of the human voice is filled by a chorus of birds and frogs. Observation pink river dolphins and a large collection of exotic birds is on the menu every day. Listen and see howler monkeys, along with a morning serenade of toucans sends shivers down the spine. Almost all cruise ships make a stop in a tropical forest where you can walk to a good start in understanding Amazon ecology.

Brazil has its own highlights: the wildlife in the Pantanal wetlands, shared with Paraguay, the beaches of Atlantic Ocean, the Black Cultural Heritage of Salvador de Bahia, Colonial Art and History in Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro magnificent South Electric Central America São Paulo, and the mountains of the Atlantic. This great nation occupies 47% of the territory of South America and is so diverse that is difficult to believe a country can hold many different options. Today, Brazil is experiencing strong economic growth due to state programs innovative so now is a great opportunity to see how this country is pushing its way to prosperity, to significantly raise the living standards of many Brazilians.

The Southern Cone is very European. Spanish and Italians began arriving in the area during the 1880s so their way of life in South America. Then a second wave of European immigrants came before and after World War II as refugees. Similar land in Chile, Argentina and Uruguay became the place where many immigrants began to build their lives again after hard times in their own countries. Against this background, Buenos Aires has become an exquisite mixture of cultural influences with the melancholy of tango as a soundtrack. fine wine and excellent cuisine have become a welcome for the gourmet traveler demanding. European influence can be felt in many aspects of culture: body language, architecture, lifestyle and outlook on life, a significant difference from intensity that exists in tropical areas.

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