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Puerto Natales is the closest city to the famous national park Torres del Paine. The small and peaceful city is located in the region of Magellan and Chilean Antarctica, on the shores of the Señoret Channel and Gulf Almirante Montt. It has a long history of sheep breeding and cattle raising, and you will have a […]
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We arrived in Georgetown, Guyana at midnight and you can just image how exhausted we were. Mind you; I knew that Filipinos are required to get a visa, but unfortunately, we didn’t have the time to do such. So I just followed my gut feel and said to Jonathan that we should ‘wing it.’ True
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For the first few legs of our visit in Argentina, we stayed in hotels far from the hustle and bustle of the city. But on our last days, we stayed in Buenos Aires. This is the country’s cosmopolitan city where you can see so much diversity. Thus, one shouldn’t miss this when visiting Argentina. Buenos
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Atacama desert is not only the driest place on Earth but also a place that can surprise you quite a bit. If you imagine sandy lands as far as you can see, you will be disappointed as the Atacama is a feast for the eyes. From the mountains, salt flats, volcanoes, pink flamingoes, blue lagoons
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Santa Fe, New Mexico is known for its pueblo-styled architecture and has a strong sense of arts and culture. Its historic district was founded as a Spanish Colony in 1610 and has roots in the Mexican-Indian traditions. When so much of the USA has become homogenous, Santa Fe stands out as refreshingly different. From Indian
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