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In the extreme south of the Americas is one of the wildest places on the planet. An almost untouched landscape awaits to be discovered and explored. This is the feeling of travelers arriving in Patagonia and Torres del Paine Park: they feel they are the only inhabitants of a universe full of mountains, glaciers, lakes and fields. The challenging natural immensity dazzles every type of adventurer.

To the south of the Andes, divided between Argentina and Chile, the Patagonian region covers a third of the territory of both countries. There are almost 800 thousand km² of impressive landscapes and rich nature. An environment almost uninhabited by men, but full of life.

The southern portion of Patagonia is one of the best spots for tourists who want a lot of adventure, but with little displacement. Between the city of Puerto Natales and the Torres del Paine National Park, it is possible to go climbing, trekking, kayaking, hiking, bird watching, horseback riding, visiting glaciers, city tours and museums. Not to mention the excellent gastronomic experience that the region offers.

The radical landscape, at first glance, may seem uninviting to those who are not used to adventure tourism. But Patagonia is so diverse that it absorbs all types of travelers. The tours will have the degree of difficulty you wish. The important thing is to keep in mind that any of them will leave memories for a lifetime.

This guide is specific to the Torres del Paine National Park region. So get a coat, hat and comfortable shoes. The walk will be long. Don't forget your camera and enjoy every second to capture your best memories.

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It is true that every tourist who arrives in the Patagonian lands has as main objective to challenge the almost 3 thousand meters of the Torres del Paine; whether on a van tour, in a few hours of trail or during a nine-day trekking, the sensation of awe is the same. The W-shaped mountain range appears between the clouds, high in the valleys, at the bottom of the lake landscape, like a ubiquitous piece of land. From anywhere in the park it is possible to make a beautiful portrait of the imposing granite formation. Wait for the most beautiful light or walk around until you find a beautiful frame of branches to complete the photo. The Towers will accompany you wherever you go, even if bad weather sometimes hides them; in this case, there is no reason to worry, as other beauties make up this unexplored immensity.


Declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1978, Torres del Paine National Park, located 150km from Puerto Natales, remains one of the best protected areas on the planet. It is the dream destination of any eco-adventurer looking for everything in one place. The sparse population - less than one inhabitant per km² - helps to maintain the region's aura of isolation and leads the traveler to the feeling of being the discoverer of those lands.

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To enjoy everything the park has to offer, visitors have all kinds of tours. It is possible to take a quick tour by van that takes you to the main points. The beautiful photos are guaranteed, but the emotion is not complete and the rush is great. Good for those who have little time.

If you have more time, allow at least three days for this scenario. One-day treks allow you to go beyond beautiful images; you will feel part of the landscape. During the tour, it is common to see animals such as guanacos, foxes, nandus, hares and condors, in addition to having time to contemplate the rich flora of the region; if you're lucky, you might see a cougar. It will be less rushed and more profitable. The guides, already experienced, count on time for photos and stops for observation. They know it's almost impossible to store the camera.
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The day tour can follow itineraries such as the Blue Lagoon, the base of Torres, Valle do Francés, Gray Glacier, viewpoint and cascade del Paine, in addition to kayaking and small climbs. As if the view weren't enough, the guides offer freshly prepared meals, such as picnics on the edge of mountains, lakes or caves. You will have a full day of adventure, without losing the comfort of staying overnight in an excellent hotel. The next day, just choose another route.

If the intention is to be immersed in such natural wealth, there is no way to escape the long trails. The park offers all the support for the adventurer who will stay there for several days. Refugees, campsites and small inns are located at strategic points to make life easier for the traveler. Even with well-signposted paths, a guide is recommended for the region. Sudden variations in time may cause some unexpected problem.
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The most famous circuit through the Torres del Paine is called the W. The name refers to the shape of the summits of the mountain range. There are five days and four nights totally dedicated to trekking and nature observation. The route starts at Lake Pehoe, following the Gray River (eight hours of journey), until reaching the glacier, from where you can observe an icy landscape of dazzling blue (another eight hours of journey). A few hours of walking and the traveler will be in Valle do Francés (nine hours of journey). The union of mountains, lake, forests and avalanches is complete with the view of the west face of the summits. One more day takes you to the base of the towers (an eight-hour journey), which will be explored on the last day, with a picnic with a view of the immensity of the mountain range. It will be five intense days, rewarded by the final landscape.

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Southern Patagonia offers a wide variety of accommodations for adventure seekers. The hotels range from the most high-end luxury to the simplest camping trip. The view can vary between lakes, mountains, open fields and even the Torres del Paine. The hotels operate both on a full board and bed and brakfast system. Therefore, it depends a lot on what guests want to spend their moments of rest.

Puerto Natales, the closest city to Torres del Paine Park - 150km away -, offers good accommodation options. For those who want to enjoy the night, do some shopping or meet the local population, this is the best option. In Puerto Natales there is a wide range of travel agencies that offer tours to the region. Some more upscale hotels are not located in the urban area, but are just a few minutes away by car.

Another location option is the Torres del Paine Park area. The hotels are more exclusive and close to the main attractions. There is no waste of time to go to the park, and the region is quieter than the city, but it is difficult to go to Puerto Natales at night. Nothing that takes away from the charm of staying close to the famous towers of Chile.

The more daring ones, or those who will hike several days in the park, can stay in refuges and campsites strategically located in the support points of Torres del Paine National Park.

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Anyone who spends a few days in the Chilean capital is impressed by this little treasure in South America. Less explored and known than it should be, Santiago is a mixture of lived history and the modernity of a first world country. They, the people of Santiago, envy our natural beauty and lack of geographic features. We were surprised by the cleanliness and organization of the capital.

Chileans are polite and helpful, generally in a good mood, and they know how to explore the best the country has to offer. The beauties of the country are immense, and starting your trip in the capital is a very smart way to see all other places.

Santiago, by the way, is located in a central region, suitable for later discovering other cities. Hot in the summer and cold in the winter, Santiago's facility is being strategically located just a few hours from the beaches and, at the same time, from the ski resorts.

With more than six million inhabitants and all the facilities of a big city, the place stands out for its varied cuisine, rich in seafood, shopping options, grape cultivation, historic buildings and excellent quality subways.

The Andes, always in the background, make the moments lived there even more magical. Don't forget to drink plenty of raspberry juice and... have a nice ride!
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What do you like to know the most when you travel? Parks, historic buildings, museums or beautiful views? Santiago has it all. Getting to know the city's sights is easy; most of the historical attractions are concentrated in the center and it is possible to reach many other parts of the capital via metro and walking! Put on comfortable shoes and get ready to walk!

There are many things to discover in Santiago; that's why it's important to plan your itinerary by region and type of program you prefer to do.

A few years ago, the Sky Costanera was inaugurated, an observatory on the top floors of a building that is 300 meters high. From the top, on clear days, you can admire the entire city and the magnificent Andes Mountains. The landscape of the place is incredible and not to be missed! Another advantage of visiting the place, which not everyone knows, is that every hour there is a guide at the observatory who tells you about the main attractions in Santiago and shows you where they are located. In this way, you have a kind of city tour in the heights, you can locate yourself, understand better about the city and know what you want to do during your stay.

Those who want to know the essentials must visit the center, where the Plaza de Armas is, which always has street artists and cultural performances. In front of this square is the Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago, the most important Christian work in the city and the National Historical Museum, which has free admission.

After exploring the square, walk along Paseo Ahumada and head to La Moneda Palace, the seat of the Chilean presidency. In addition to the majestic construction, it is allowed to visit the palace (advance reservations are necessary) and on alternate days, attend the ceremony of the Chilean changing of the guards, which takes place at 10 am on alternate days. Taking pictures there is mandatory, a landmark of the city!

To get to know the quiet corners of Santiago better, some good options are to visit Cerro Santa Lucía - which, amidst the hectic movement of the center, offers a little rest - and the Metropolitan Park, where the famous Cerro San Cristóbal and the Zoo of Santiago. To visit the upper part of Parque Metropolitano you can use a funicular (iron vehicle that takes steep paths) or cable car, both the ascent and descent are very nice and the view of the park is beautiful!

If you like to do cultural programs and learn more about the history of the cities you visit, go to the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, the Museum of Memory and Human Rights, with a collection about the military period in Chile, La Chascona, one of the houses by Pablo Neruda in Chile, and the Museum of Pre-Columbian Art, with which he tells a little about the history of the people who lived in America before the arrival of Europeans.
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Santiago has accommodations for all budgets and in different locations. Among the most popular areas for accommodation are the city center, which in addition to being well located has cheaper accommodation, Providencia, which is excellent for those who want to have everything close by and Las Condes, a more modern area of ​​the Chilean capital.

In the most central region of Santiago, where the city's historic attractions are located, is the Sommelier Express hotel, a good option for those looking for cost-effective accommodation, and the CLH Suites, which has private and shared rooms.

Close to the Center is the Lastarria region, currently known as a great place to stay because of its good location and lively atmosphere, with several restaurants close by. In this area is the excellent hotel Cumbres Lastarria, which has modern rooms and Luciano K, a hotel located in an old building, but completely renovated, with cozy rooms and one of the first elevators in the city - a charm!

Providencia is certainly one of the places that tourists like to stay the most, especially around the Pedro de Valdivia, Los Leones and Tobalaba metro stations. This area has a large number of shops, restaurants, exchange offices and is also close to Costanera Shopping - with everything close to the hotel, it's easy to understand why this is one of the best places in town to stay! Staying in Providencia you can do a lot on foot and have easy access to the subway! In the neighborhood are the Ibis Santiago Providência, suitable for those looking for affordable accommodation, and the great Hotel Solace, which has a very good structure, is new and well located.

In Las Condes, a more modern and noble area of ​​the city, you will find a little more tranquility and calmer streets. If you want to stay in this region, an option for those who want to stay in a refined hotel is the W Santiago, with a mega structure and a great location. A little further away is the Plaza el Bosque Nueva Las Condes hotel, close to Shopping Parque Arauco and with a very beautiful view of the Andes.

Regardless of the neighborhood or hotel you choose, try to stay in an accommodation that has easy access to the city's subway, because that way you will be able to move around more easily.

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Salar de Uyuni is known as the largest salt flat in the world. Located in southwest Bolivia, close to cities such as Uyuni and Potosí, it is about 12,000 km² in length and is at an altitude of 3,600 m. This salt flat was formed in a slow process; thousands of years ago there were lakes in this region, the water from the lakes then evaporated and resulted in the desert landscape you see today.

The landscape of the place is incredible, it is like a white sea as far as our vision can reach. The white of the floor is so strong that without sunglasses it is even difficult to see. Most of the year the Salar is completely dry, however, in the rainy season (summer), you may be lucky to find it flooded... if that happens, get ready to admire an unforgettable spectacle. Flooded, the desert is like a mirror, it reflects the sky, clouds and even the stars at night.

A walk to the Salar allows you to discover landscapes so beautiful that it is even difficult to believe they exist. What not everyone knows is that, in fact, when you say you are going to visit the Salar de Uyuni, you are usually going to take a tour that covers several stops, and only one of them is the Salar itself. This is one of the most famous tourist routes not only in Bolivia, but also in South America. It lasts up to 4 days and runs from the city of Uyuni, in Bolivia, to San Pedro de Atacama, in northern Chile, passing through several beautiful places.

Along the approximately 500 km route between San Pedro de Atacama and Uyuni, the landscapes are distinct and always surprising. We come across crystal clear lakes, fully functioning geysers, a huge lagoon with reddish waters, mountains, volcanoes, stone sculptures carved by the wind, wild animals and scenery that looks like an oasis in the middle of the desert.

Several tourist agencies offer the tour of the Salar de Uyuni both starting in Chile and Bolivia. The traditional tour is done in traction cars, shared with different people and has a capacity for 6 visitors and a driver. During the trip, the driver is, in addition to driving the vehicle, a cook, guide, mechanic and anything else that needs require.

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The tour is, unquestionably, beautiful and impressive for its scenery; but it has several points that can count as negative and need to be considered. It is a tiring tour, in which you stay in simple accommodations, which are not always comfortable or very well sanitized. Food can be lacking, rooms must be shared with others and hot baths can be a luxury item.

Salar de Uyuni is a place of undeniable beauty and breathtaking landscapes. Do you want to know one of the most beautiful and surprising places in the world? This is the ideal choice!

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The tour to Salar de Uyuni passes through places with altitudes that are always above 4,000 meters, which means that even in summer you can face a bit of cold, especially in the early morning and during the night.

In winter, temperatures are rigorous and, in summer, hotter, getting hot at certain times of the day. In the city of Uyuni, which gives its name to the salt flat, the average annual temperature is -6ºC; in winter the averages are around -12ºC and, in summer, around 1ºC. Such low averages can be a little scary, so travel equipped with cold weather clothes that protect from the wind. The most extreme temperatures are felt when the sun is not present, during the day temperatures are better, so the tip of dressing in layers and taking off or putting on clothes as you feel hot or cold is applicable here.

Winter is the dry season, very cold, when you will see the mountains and volcanoes along the tour covered by snow. In winter, as the salt flats are very dry, geometric figures form in the salt. Summer, on the other hand, is the rainy season, when the cold is not so latent and it is hot - traveling in this period, the great expectation is to find the Salar de Uyuni flooded. Thus, the salt desert is covered by a layer of water, something very similar to a mirror that reflects the sky.

Please note, however, that depending on the amount of water in the salar, the route of your tour may change and it may not be possible to cross it with your vehicle. Therefore, it is said that a good time to travel is after the rainy season, at the end of summer. Snow, ice and rain may require a change to the itinerary, for the safety of travelers.

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A summer sensation for people of all ages, Punta del Este serves as Monaco in South America. Trendy, luxurious, expensive and beautiful, the city is the highlight of Uruguay when it comes to tourism. Forget cold days surrounded by old buildings and enjoy the atmosphere of a cheerful resort, where the biggest difficulty will be choosing between a freshwater beach and a saltwater beach.

It is in the summer that the city, which belongs to the department of Maldonado, lives its glory days. The movement starts late, not before 10am. Just get to the Rambla to see a huge parade of colorful sneakers and people enjoying the warm sun that invites them for a walk. Strollers, dogs, bicycles, rollerblades, seniors and young people full of fun complete the coming and going of a city that does not limit age for fun.

The great thing about the place is that, knowing so well the unpleasantness of icy days, everyone is committed to enjoying every second of the hottest season of the year. Accompanied by thermoses wherever they are, Uruguayans, Argentines and many Brazilians from the south of the country make a point of going out on the streets, enjoying the view of the beaches or just sitting on the lawn and chatting with friends. Punta del Este offers a chance for the most simplistic or the most luxurious pleasures - it's up to the guest to choose what they want.

Punta, as it is affectionately called by its intimates, is a place to go for walks in the open air, observe different animals, enjoy the setting sun, take pictures in tourist spots, try the chips in a casino and enjoy divine cuisine! Fish, seafood, meats and dulce de leche are served throughout the city and are great for lunch and dinner. To drink, how about a good wine or a clericot? Made with white wine and various fruits, the light and refreshing drink is delicious!

On the curve of Uruguay, where the Rio de la Plata meets the Atlantic Ocean, several tycoons spend their fortunes; there are also families and friends finding the coziness of their vacation. Whether you want to enjoy the friendly atmosphere with your family or enjoy the clubs that go on well into the night, Punta del Leste is full of possibilities.

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The city is small, without as many tourist attractions as a large capital, but it is in the simplicity of nature and the beautiful view wherever you look that Punta del Este conquers many hearts. Surrounded by the river and the sea, the view is always a pleasant surprise.

On the beaches, tourists like to spend a good part of the day. Whether at Praia Mansa (with water from the Rio da Prata) or at Praia Brava (with water from the sea), there are many people enjoying the summer sun, drinking a mate and reading a book. When visiting Praia Brava, the Monumento ao Afogado is a mandatory stop! The five fingers that come out of the sand are the most disputed point in the city.

Walking on Rambla do Porto, seeing the boats or enjoying a nearby restaurant will be part of your itinerary sooner or later. Those who are lucky may even find a sea lion sunbathing there. Walking on Gorlero, the city's main avenue, is also part of a tour of the region.

Take a walk around the peninsula, visit the Lighthouse, Plazoleta Great Britain and admire the mermaids watching the river meet the sea. Anyone who enjoys a beautiful show can't miss Casapueblo at the end of the day and enjoy the setting sun, complete with a poem read by the owner of the house, the Uruguayan artist Vilaró. Don't forget to go to the Conrad Hotel and its casino, where the luxury of Punta del Este is at home.

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Before deciding which hotel to stay in, you need to define which area best fits your needs. There are two places where most tourists stay: Punta del Este and La Barra. Another point to consider is the type of accommodation: Hotel? Rented apartment? Inn? Hostel? Check out all the hosting related tips here.

Punta del Este is the most famous place in the region - it's the place where the main tourist attractions are, where the river meets the sea, where the port and a good variety of hotels and restaurants are located. The peninsula is the most sought after place to stay in Punta, because, in addition to the excellent tourist structure, it is possible to go to several places on foot. The ideal is to be close to Av. Gorlero - the city's main thoroughfare - and thus not be held hostage by vehicles. Good lodging suggestions in this area are: Hotel Rorimar, Florinda and Remanso.

La Barra is known for its funky atmosphere, where young people like to enjoy the beaches during the day and enjoy the bars at night. It is a place with saltwater beaches and strong waves, full of art studios, where the nightlife is a positive point and the rawer structure is part of the relaxed atmosphere. Its streets are not always paved and the movement is concentrated on Ruta 10, the main "street" of the resort. For those staying in La Barra, it is better to have a car, to be able to go to Punta del Este, 10 km away, more easily. Good alternatives to stay in La Barra are the Kalá Hotel Boutique, the Hostel de la Barra and the Pousada de los Pássaros, near Montoya Beach.

Still in relation to the location, José Inácio has been considered an exclusive, rustic region, with beaches with few people, where famous artists rent houses and seek all the tranquility possible.

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Pucón is a city located 780km south of Santiago and has just over 30,000 inhabitants. The small Chilean refuge is located in the Región de la Araucanía and is one of the main tourist destinations in the country. Tourism is an important source of local income and, although the city is small in size, it offers an excellent structure for its visitors.

And what makes Pucón such an interesting place? A lot, actually, starting with nature. The city is in a privileged region, with many araucaria trees, crystal clear lakes, waterfalls, mountains, hot springs and, of course, volcanoes. Pucón is in an area with many volcanoes, including the Villarrica Volcano, at the foot of the city. Villarrica is an active volcano, with an altitude of around 2,800m and whose summit is covered by snow all year round. Reaching the highest point of this volcano is the goal of most of those who visit Pucón and an exercise in overcoming, as the ascent is steep and not easy!

With so many natural resources and so many native beauties, ecotourism is the strong point of the region. In Pucón you can start the day sunbathing on a freshwater beach, spend the afternoon rafting or tree climbing and, at night, relax in a thermal pool. Adventuring, overcoming limits and being open to new activities is a mantra around here. There are so many different activities that it really surprises how such a small place is able to provide so much adventure.

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For those who like to walk, it is essential to include a whole day dedicated to the Huerquehue National Park. Walking along a steep trail, which rises 600m, you reach lakes suspended with incredible waters. It's hard to believe the location of the lakes, but the climb and effort to reach them are worth it. For a lighter trail, the tip is to go to Salto El Claro, a waterfall with about 80m; and if you don't want to make almost any effort and see such beautiful beauties, visit the Ojos de Caburgua, a place with unique waterfalls.

The hikes, ascents and descents require effort, but don't think that Pucón is purely physical. Nearby the city are the Geometric Baths, pools of naturally hot water that have temperatures between 35º and 45ºC - the natural scenery around is stunning, a trip to remember for a lifetime.

&nbsp;In addition to nature, Pucón has a good hotel structure, capable of pleasing the most economical backpackers to the most refined in need of comfort and rest. For those who want to rest, renting a cabin in the middle of nature is a great choice. The cuisine, by the way, leaves nothing to be desired; nobody goes hungry in Pucón. The city has great restaurants, whether you want to eat pasta, meat, fish or try contemporary cuisine.

For those who have never heard of the place, the city has a real surprise in store for the amount of attractions it offers, for those who have already heard about it and are eagerly awaiting the moment to discover it, only we can confirm, "yes, Pucón really is everything that say".

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For those who have never heard of the city, Pucón may not seem attractive at first; however, although small, it reserves many beautiful places to be seen, several walks to be taken in its surroundings, as well as outdoor activities. Some tours can be done on their own, others must be booked with tour companies.

Summer is better to do some tours in the city, but that doesn't mean you can't do them in winter, you can, but you have to take into account that the weather will be much colder and outdoor or water activities require a little courage.

The main attraction of the city is, without a doubt, the Villarrica Volcano. Its summit is at an altitude of about 2800m and can be seen from several points in the region. Snow remains in the upper part of the volcano throughout the year, but, of course, it is more in winter, when the volcano also works as a ski resort. The arduous climb to the volcano is what brings many travelers to the city and can be done all year round -- in the summer it's easier, as the amount of snow is less and the possibility of getting a day of open weather is greater.

As the ascent is quite steep and the volcano is very high, it is only made in favorable weather conditions, with open weather and little wind. If you are adept at adventures and feel in physical conditions that allow for the ascent, be sure to do it. This tour can only be done with agencies and the time to complete it depends a lot on the time of year, but one thing is for sure: it is not easy to climb to the top, so the feeling of triumph is general among those who do it all. .

In Pucón, take time to visit Playa Grande, a freshwater, black "sand" beach that is packed with people in the summer, and also to take a boat trip on Lake Villarrica. In Cabúrgua, a neighboring village to Pucón, discover Lake Cabúrgua, which has another equally beautiful beach with crystal clear waters! If you don't feel too cold, it's worth a dip in the summer. A simple and super beautiful tour is Ojos de Caburgua, a place with waterfalls and incredible blue water to admire.

If you are willing to walk, trekking in Huerquehue Park is a good option. On the basic route that leads to the lakes (it is about 14km, with 10km of intermediate level trekking) the 600m climb is steep and tiring, but there are waterfalls along the way and the view from up there is breathtaking, no just for the landscape below, but because on top of the hill are incredibly beautiful lakes. Incidentally, waterfalls are also present in Pucón and one of the most beautiful to visit is Salto El Claro, with about 80m of fall. For those who like sports, there is also the possibility of canopying, tree climbing and trekking, one of the coolest activities there.

When you get that urge to relax from all the activities that Pucón has to offer, the best idea is to visit the region's hot springs. The Geometric Baths are the most famous and really are sensational; they are hot springs naturally, which are located between two hills -- between these hills runs the water of a waterfall and at the same time there are pools with temperatures that vary between 35 and 45°C, the landscape is beautiful and the experience is very relaxing . Other cool hot springs are Los Pozones, good to visit at night.

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Pucón has accommodations that appeal to different audiences; it ranges from luxurious hotels, which operate in an all-inclusive mode, to cabins in the middle of nature and hostels with shared rooms. The best option for accommodation will be the one that fits in your pocket and fits your travel plans.

Something to keep in mind when booking accommodation is location -- think that booking accommodation and choosing your hotel are linked to how you intend to get around Pucón. If you want to rent a car, the location will not be so important, but if you want to do everything on foot and have easy access to shops, the ideal is to book a hotel in the center.

Pucón is a small town, with just over 35,000 inhabitants. Its main road is Av. O'higgins, which concentrates much of the commerce, on Calle Fresia are many of the restaurants you should visit during your trip. There are several hotels in the center, others are further away, there are hotels along Lake Villarrica and on rural properties, which offer more peace and, often, more beautiful landscapes than those found in urban areas.

In general, the accommodations are simple, many are rustic, following the style of architecture of the city. Keep an eye out if the hotel you are booking has a water heater and the environment, which make all the difference during a winter trip.

In the center of Pucón, the Hotel Gudenschwager, one of the oldest in the city, is a good option for those looking for a bed &amp; breakfast. The place is very simple, but we feel at home! Other alternatives for those who want to stay in the center are the Vientos del Sur hotels and the beautiful Aldea Naukana.

Further away from the downtown area and close to the lake are the Hotel Boutique CasaEstablo and the Magma Lodge Hotel Boutique, which has cabins facing the lake. Those who have a looser budget and want to spend more on a very comfortable hotel can consider staying at the beautiful Antumalal or the Hotel Vira Vira, a recently opened hotel that has spacious rooms and works as an all-inclusive, with exceptional meals!

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Montevideo is the largest city in Uruguay, a small country that has a lot to talk about and has great tourist destinations. The historic past and the quality of life are great attributes of the Uruguayan capital, which differs from countless other cities in South America, starting with traffic education and street cleaning.

Tree-lined and peaceful, the Uruguayan capital is perfect for walking. Whether taking a walk to sunbathe on the Rambla - the coastal avenue - while watching the movement of the water in the Rio de la Plata (which looks a lot like the sea, it's true!), or a walk through the historic center, the feeling of being on a remarkable city, where the ancient and the modern go hand in hand, is ubiquitous.

Plaza Independencia, the starting point of any tour of downtown, is simply a must-see. Walk without fear and let yourself be enchanted by the ancient architecture of Ciudad Vieja - take lots of pictures at the Teatro Solís and at the Puerta de la Ciudadela, a gateway left over from the colonial era, when the city still had a protective wall. Walk along 18 de Julho, looking at old buildings and sumptuous trees, feeling the lively atmosphere of the city.

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To see the sights of Montevideo, walking through the center and its old town is a must. In this area are concentrated the most important buildings of the Uruguayan capital, which mixes the historical past with the charm of small streets to tell the world what he lived.

Start your tour at Praça da Independência and walk towards the old town through the Porta da Cidadela, a remnant of the wall that protected Montevideo in the past. Take a stretch to the Solís Theater, the most important in the city, and take a guided tour of the place to know all its details. Continue the walking tour along Sarandí Street, full of street vendors and shops, and take lots of pictures in the beautiful Praça Matriz. Head to the Porto Market - the best place to eat meat - and enjoy the typical Uruguayan flavor.

In addition to the center, visit Parque Rodó, one of the most famous in the city, and enjoy the view of the Rambla, the avenue that borders the Rio de la Plata. Walking is a delicious way to discover the Uruguayan capital, getting to know all its secrets up close.

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As in other tourist destinations, choosing a hotel and an area to stay is a topic that needs to be carefully considered. It will not always be possible to define "the best place" to stay, and this is the case with Montevideo.

When planning a trip to the city, it is necessary to analyze, basically, two accommodation areas, which are the main hotel poles: the center and the waterfront. The center is an area full of shops and offices, with cheaper hotels, as well as being home to the city's main tourist attractions. It's perfect for business travelers, but it leaves a bit to be desired at night, as shops are closed and the streets are more empty. When opting for accommodation in this area, choose hotels close to the Solís Theater and Plaza Independencia.

The waterfront, whose main neighborhoods are Punta Carretas and Pocitos, is a more residential and tidy area, with good bars and restaurants, great for easy access to the beautiful view of the Rambla. In Punta Carretas, the best area to stay is in the vicinity of the eponymous mall, due to the good structure of the region. In Pocitos, an excellent neighborhood to enjoy the night, there are great hotels close to the waterfront and local shops.

The most famous tourist attractions are not in Punta Carretas or Pocitos, so it will be inevitable to go downtown sometimes, a fact that is not worth worrying about, since taxis in Montevideo are cheap. The capital's waterfront is charming; therefore, an area that we highly recommend to stay in!
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From the balcony of the winery, the landscape is of vineyards as far as the eye can see. In the background, the snow-covered Cordón del Plata frames the scene. In the air, the intoxicating smell is of an authentic Argentine cut of meat being roasted amidst the grapes. In her hands, the glass is of the best malbec vintage. Oblivious to this tranquility, mountaineers and adventurers travel through the Andes in search of adrenaline. Does the enchanting scenery seem unattainable? Know that this is the reality of those who visit the city - and the province - of Mendoza, Argentina.
Forget the rush of large urban centers; Mendoza invites the visitor to sit back, relax and enjoy the best of the world of wines. And who could say that one day that entire desert would become one of the five largest producers - and consumers - of the drink in the world? Knowing that, of the total production, only 20% is exported would be reason enough to try the drink in loco.

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Mendoza has much more to offer than just bottles of wonderful vintages of Malbec and Torrontés. Starting with the opportunity to visit several bodegas (as the wineries are called) and see the entire wine production process up close: from planting to tasting. Along 100km of road, more than 1200 wineries are capable of taking any abstainer seriously.

Wines would not be complete without delicious dishes. And this is one of the main focuses of those looking for Mendoza: gastronomic tourism. Combining quality wines with spectacular meals means a true dinner of the gods - in this case, the god Bacchus. Save a lot of your time for dream lunches and dinners, as they can last more than three hours. Believe me, it will be no sacrifice to stay at the table.

If, after so much abundance, you still have strength, Mendoza is an excellent opportunity to practice adventure sports. The tourism modality also attracts a large number of travelers. The quest is for long trails, ice climbing, thrills with whitewater rafting, paragliding flights and snow adventures. All with the protection of the “stone sentinel”, also called Aconcagua, the highest point in the Americas.

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The center is well wooded and the streets are quiet and safe (even at night). Walk along the entire Peatonal Sarmiento and take the opportunity to visit the main squares of the region: Independencia, España, Itália, Chile and San Martín are perfect for a rest during the day, in addition to being a captive meeting point for Mendocinos. For an overview of the city, visit Cerro da Gloria; the view of Mendoza is panoramic and the sunset is a spectacle on its own. To get there, you have to pass - or stroll - through Parque General San Martín, the largest in Latin America.

Are you running out of time and still have a few visits? Try to know a little more about Mendoza in the cultural centers. The Museo Histórico General San Martín tells the story of Argentine independence. To learn more about Mendoza in colonial times, visit the Museo del Area Fundacional and the Museo del Pasado Cuyano. The Museo Municipal de Arte Moderno (located in Plaza Independencia) has exhibitions by several local artists.

Some of the most famous sights are not in the city. Along National Route 7 – almost 200km from the center – are Puente del Inca, Puente Picheuta and Aconcagua. Besides, of course, the road itself being one of the most beautiful postcards of Mendoza. Be sure to set aside a day of your stay to walk around there!

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Favorite destination for the overwhelming majority of tourists visiting Mendoza, bodegas - as the wineries are called there - are the big stars of the region. If you're on a trip and can't think of another tour other than this one, you're not alone! Going to Mendoza and not visiting the bodegas is like being in Orlando and not going to Disney! So don't worry if other itineraries don't fit your visit days. Rest assured that there will be no shortage of wineries!

The province of Mendoza is the main wine-growing region in Argentina, where 80% of the wine produced in the country comes from. There are more than 1200 wineries, at least 120 of which are open to visitors. It's more than enough to give a gourmet a dream trip.

Choosing which winery to visit will certainly be one of the most pleasurable and arduous tasks of the trip. The options are many and the travel days are not enough. Each visit has a particular charm that will make it unique, but don't forget a very important tip: all wineries require advance reservations for tours and restaurants. Without a reservation, chances are you won't even be answered at the door.

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Going to Mendoza and not dreaming of a chalet at the foot of the Andes, overlooking the vineyards, is almost impossible. And this type of hosting is real! If you dreamed of this scenario and expect to wake up eating grapes from the tree, feel fulfilled. But as every dream has a price, we can say that this one has a very high price.

Plaza Independencia marks the center of the city and all the hotels close to it are very well located. As Mendoza is small, it will be difficult to choose a hotel that is really in a bad area. The city is inviting for walking. The streets are tree-lined and very pleasant to walk. If you need to travel a little longer distances, no problem: taxis are very affordable.

Center or winery? It will depend on what you expect from Mendoza. What we can guarantee is that the city offers excellent accommodation options, and for all budgets. How about staying in both types and enjoying both experiences?

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Confusing in the eyes of some, complete in the eyes of others. Lima is a city of a thousand versions and opinions, there is no unanimity. If from the plane it looks like a brown and lifeless place, when the feet touch the ground the reality is different. Colorful and hospitable, the Peruvian capital reveals to the world customs and flavors that portray the reality of a happy people, with a face of Latin America.

Walking around Lima is enchanting yourself with a city in full swing, which mixes centuries of wisdom with all the striking precepts of a metropolis. The complicated traffic, full of horns and old cars, can leave tourists stunned, but the truth is that even this confusion has a certain grace. Curious and, at times, incomprehensible, the city is cloudy almost all year round, with one advantage: it practically doesn't rain! It is the perfect destination not to miss outings due to bad weather.

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There are those who think of the city only as a point of connection for Cusco and Machu Picchu, but it is enough to get to know it for that thought to disappear. Lima is also the source of an incredible historical heritage - Huaca Pucllana, the Lima pyramid in the middle of the trendy Miraflores district, and the San Francisco Monastery, with its tombs, are great examples of the wonderful riches that Peru has in store.

There are nine million inhabitants - one third of the Peruvian population -, which reflects an excellent structure for tourists. There are many options for tourist attractions, hotels and, of course, restaurants. Peruvian cuisine, considered one of the best in the world, is pure miscegenation! Impossible not to please. As if the harmony between old and new and the wide range of possibilities were not enough, the view of the Pacific Ocean seen from the giant rocks is the icing on the cake, ending the doubts of those who think if it is a trip worth taking. .

There are many reasons to visit the capital: the beautiful view of the Pacific Ocean, the archaeological sites, the colonial architecture, the incredible museums, the flowery gardens, the cozy squares, the restaurants, the shops, the casinos… Day and night, there is always something different to see. A box of surprises, ready to be opened, ready to surprise: Lima is all that and much more.

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Lima has many tourist attractions: museums, parks and squares, but it has, especially, attractions focused on the historical side. A great advantage of the Peruvian capital is that taxis are cheap, allowing autonomy and facilitating the movement of tourists around the city.

In general, tourism in Peru is a little expensive and there are few attractions where you don't need to buy a ticket. We recommend that, in activities of a historical nature such as museums and archaeological sites, the visit is made with a guide, because only then will it be possible to understand the real meaning of what happened.

Depending on the style of the trip, the time available and the number of people, it may be worth hiring a private guide to get to know the city's sights or taking tours with tourist companies such as Lima Vision and Lima Mentor. The tip is to hire tours just to go to Pachacamac, a huge archaeological site that is further from the city center - all other attractions you can visit on your own, in taxis.

Start your tour of Lima by visiting the heart of the city, the center. This is where the Plaza de Armas (or Plaza Mayor) is located, the sumptuous Cathedral, the Government Palace and the incredible San Francisco Complex - with the church, monastery and tombs. This is a traditional route that everyone should take when visiting Lima.

In Miraflores, a very well-kept and super touristy district, don't miss: Huaca Pucllana, an archaeological site located in the middle of the neighborhood, next to houses and residential buildings; Kennedy Square; and Shopping Larcomar. Also visit Parque do Amor, with a beautiful view of the Pacific and a romantic setting.

For those who like museums, Larco is a must - flowery and with a large collection exposed to the public, it is simply the best in town, full of pieces used by ancient peoples. Last but not least, go to Parque da Reserva and be amazed by the beautiful water sources.

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One of the good advantages of planning a trip to Lima is that choosing where to stay is very easy. The number of hotels is huge, so there is always an option that fits your pocket. Staying in Miraflores is the best option for leisure travel.

The two neighborhoods, or districts, that most concentrate hotels are Miraflores and San Isidro. The center also has hotels, but it is not a suitable place to stay. The hotels there lack comfort and this is not a very nice area, because during the day it is confusing and busy due to the traffic of people and during the night there are no major attractions.

San Isidro is the financial heart of Lima, it has great hotels, but it's a more business-oriented area. It is an upscale residential area, full of embassies and, in general, has more expensive accommodations than other neighborhoods. In this area, Novotel and NH Lima are great options.

Miraflores is the perfect neighborhood for tourists! The region is well cared for, has several tourist attractions, restaurants, bars and shops, as well as being home to Larcomar Shopping. To choose a very centralized hotel, the tip is to stay close to Parque Kennedy, an area with abundant commerce. In Miraflores, our suggestions are the Mariel Hotel and the Ibis.

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Mysteries, stories, natural beauties and endless discoveries: Easter Island, found by Europeans on an Easter Sunday, is a simply unique destination. Considered one of the most isolated islands in the world, Rapa Nui Island - as it is called in the native language - is located in Polynesia, 3700km from Chile, the country to which it belongs.

The place is known for the giant moai scattered around the island, statues carved in stone, built in worship of the ancestors. For many people, the existence of "giant heads", which actually have a body and even hair, is an absolute unknown; for anyone visiting Easter Island, however, the grandeur of a people who, with little technology, were able to build such impressive works that they will never go out of history is clear.

The island of volcanic origin is ideal to escape the fast pace of the city and enjoy beautiful landscapes. There are those who think that the moai are the only attractions of Easter, but that thought could not be more wrong. The moai are indeed the symbol of the place and the main attraction; beyond them, however, volcanoes, parks, beaches and restaurants form an unmissable combination for the curious and travelers of all kinds.

Hanga Roa is the base of the island, where restaurants, shops, local residents, hotels and other services are concentrated. Among the must-see tours to include in your itinerary are: sunrise at Ahu Tongariki; Rano Raraku, the moai factory; Orongo, where the birdman ritual took place; a hike on the slopes of the beautiful Rano Kau volcano; and of course the traditional Tahai sunset. If the heat gets too hot, there's nothing better than going to Anakena, enjoying a beach and, on top of that, seeing more moai.

Although Easter Island, perched in the Pacific Ocean, is an incredible destination, a trip to the place requires cost planning. Hotels and restaurants are priced well above average and not budget-friendly, but the general consensus is that Rapa Nui and its people are so interesting that they're worth the effort.

Magical, fascinating and unique. Easter Island is a place to forget cell phones and traffic noise, and make room for an ancient culture, which, despite the difficulties, managed to survive to the present day.

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Beaches, volcanoes, moai, caves, hikes with beautiful landscapes, restaurants and shows - there is no shortage of attractions on Easter Island, you just need to have enough energy to get to know them all. Many people say that the island is small and that two days are enough to get to know it, and the point of view is still true; we recommend, however, four days at the destination to see everything calmly and make the time spent inside the plane worth it.

The first place we recommend visiting is the Anthropological Museum. The location is actually not as interesting as the moai, but it is well worth it for the content written on the panels. Knowing the events and history of Easter is essential to understand the island's sights without spending too much.

As there are many attractions, try to select them according to your time. Among the most important places that you should not miss, include: Orongo and Rano Raraku, the only two attractions that require a ticket; Ahu Tongariki, Anakena, Rano Kau and the Ahu Tahai - the best place to end the afternoon. To go beyond the basic package, go to Ahu Akivi, Ahu Vaihu, Akahanga and Ana Kai Tangata.

When night comes, don't think the day is over. Allow yourself to have a good dinner, with seafood and fresh fish and, if you still have the courage, go to one of the dance shows that the place offers, because it's worth it!

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Undoubtedly, the main attraction of the island are the moai, statues built in worship of the ancestors and the chiefs of the tribes that lived there. The moai were carved into the slopes of the Rano Raraku volcano, where today there is an incredible park that we call the "moai factory". Once built, the moai were transported to platforms (ahu) and positioned facing the interior of the island in order to protect the people.

Today, most of the moai on Easter Island are felled. The cause of the toppling of the statues is possibly due to internal wars between tribes and the subsequent lack of belief in what the moai represented. As a result, only about 50 moai are left standing, thanks to restoration work done over the past few decades. The platforms that you should not miss are: Ahu Tongariki, with 15 standing moai, where you can see the most beautiful sunrise on the island; Ahu Nau Nau, which is next to Playa Anakena; Ahu Akivi, where the only moai are said to be facing the horizon; and Ahu Vai Uri (Tahai), with the best Easter sunsets.

In addition to the stone statues, be sure to admire the natural landscapes, including the inactive volcanoes Rano Raraku and Rano Kau, with a simply spectacular view. Orongo and Rano Raraku are equally important parks and must-see sights; therefore, they are the only ones where entry is paid. If in Rano Raraku you can see countless moai in different sizes, positions and states of composition, Orongo is the place to admire the look and understand a tradition created after the fall of the moai, the birdman ceremony, when a tribe was entrusted to "manage" the island.

Hanga Roa is the island's village that concentrates commerce, restaurants, hotels and inns, however some hotels are 15 or 20 minutes walk from the main commerce, not favoring the life of those who are on foot.

For those who do not plan to rent a vehicle, the ideal is to stay close to the main street of Hanga Roa (Atanu Tekena) and Av. Te Pito Ote Henua (from the beach to the church); those who rent a car or motorbike can easily choose any place on the island to stay. See our map on the left side of the page to better understand the geography of the village.

Accommodation prices in Easter are above the normal value and, in most cases, accommodations offer a lower quality than the amount paid. It is not uncommon to find inns or hotels without television, with average beds and poor breakfast. There are accommodations of different styles (hotels, inns and hostels), but - with the exception of expensive accommodations like Explora and HangaRoa Hotel - the accommodations are simple and rustic, as is everything on the island. Be wary of very low values ​​under the risk of finding rooms in poor condition.

Some good value for money accommodation suggestions are the Tupa Hotel - which is close to the main street, the Rapa Nui and the Taha Tai.

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Curiosity and enigmas are words that permeate the thoughts of many travelers, but for those who want to know Cusco, they are essential factors. The city is Peru's main tourist destination and is proud to have been the capital of the incredible Inca empire; visiting it is sure to find an endless source of history and be enchanted by the genius of a unique people.

Worthy of all the fame it has, Cusco is a city to visit at least once in a lifetime. The place, 3400m above sea level, is a symbol of the heyday of the Inca empire and the mixing of Spanish culture with Andean culture - all this mixture could only result in good things: many different archaeological sites, magnificent human works and refined colonial architecture, the perfect combination for an unforgettable trip.

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There are those who see the Inca capital only as a bridge to get to know Machu Picchu, a place wrongly labeled as for adventurers and backpackers; the good news is that this fame is lagging behind. It is true that Machu Picchu remains a success, but Cusco holds so many wonders that it is a waste to know it just in passing. The strategic location and good structure allow tourists to visit many other places in the region of Cusco and the Sacred Valley, enjoying good hotels and restaurants.

A tourist itinerary cannot miss visits to the Qoricancha, the city's giant Cathedral and its beautiful Plaza de Armas. Also include a tour of the incredible Saqsaywaman Park and see the full potential of the Incas up close, always with grandiose constructions. Walking through the charming alleys of Cusco, seeing colorful shops and feeling the effects of the altitude is part of the trip… , and enjoy a tasty and revitalizing meal.

After knowing the magnificent architectural feats of Incas and Spaniards, an omnipresent question hammers the mind: "How is this possible?". Feeling small in the midst of so much rusticity and knowledge makes you reflect and realize that it is enough to have creativity for true works to be built.

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Cusco was the capital of the Inca empire and the place where one of the greatest known cultures reached its administrative, political and religious apogee. Traveling to this part of Peru is like being in front of one of the most incredible historical scenarios in the world. Whether in the traces of Inca or Spanish culture, the weight of having been the most important Andean city is reflected in the most varied ways.

Just take a short walk through the streets of Cusco to understand the historical heritage that the city preserves. The alleys made of stone, the colonial houses, the mathematically located square, the Cathedral and the archaeological site of Saqsaywaman are some of the most important tourist attractions in the place - they simply cannot be missed in a travel itinerary.

The attractions, however, are not limited to the city itself. The Incas occupied and built in different areas of the Andes, always looking for the best region to plant or study, for example. That's why there are several interesting places to visit that are far from the center of Cusco. In addition to Machu Picchu, Pisac, Moray and Ollantaytambo are incredible places to visit.

The tip for those who want to visit different archaeological sites is to buy one of the tourist tickets, which entitle you to enter different attractions at a lower price than tickets purchased separately.

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Cusco has a great structure for tourists and, even though it has a reputation for being a destination for backpackers and solo travelers, it has a wide range of hotels for those looking for comfort. Forget the image of a place that has only rentals and hostels, the Inca capital has excellent quality hotels, with varying prices.

As for the location, you can't go wrong! The best area to stay in Cusco is close to Plaza de Armas, a central location with many tourist attractions, restaurants and shops. The city is the base for discovering several Peruvian archaeological sites and offers accommodation for all budgets - from hostels to boutique hotels. Novotel and Tierra Viva are interesting accommodation options, with comfort and good location.

An interesting curiosity is that nowadays several hotels work in houses built during the colonial period. Not infrequently you will have the chance to stay in an incredible architectural complex and feel the strong presence of the city's history without having to leave your hotel.

June, July and August are busy months in the city; therefore, those planning to travel at this time should be careful to choose a hotel in advance.

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