From man-made marvels such as Taj Mahal and the Parthenon to natural wonders like the Grand Canyon and Iguazu Falls, these stunning sites should be at the top of your travel bucket list.
Source: 10 awe-inspiring UNESCO world heritage sites everyone needs to visit | Reader’s Digest Asia
Couples who adventure together, stay together. Dave and Deb have rounded up their best couples adventure vacations with a splash of luxury and romance to make it perfect.
Source: The Best Adventures for Couples with a Splash of Romance
Leading news website Insider of the United States has named Vietnam’s UNESCO-recognised Non Nuoc Cao Bang geopark among the 50 best views in the world.
Source: Cao Bang listed among Top 50 best views in the world – VietNamNet
South America is a fascinating continent with varied landscapes, amazing animals and incredible scenery. Here are 20 must-see landmarks in South America that you won’t want to miss. Looking for the best countries to visit in South America? Tick these amazing monuments and famous landmarks off your bucket list while you whip around the region. 20 Landmarks in South America For Your Bucket List 1- Argentina – Perito Moreno Glacier Perito Moreno glacier is a jaw-dropping South American landmark. A world away from Argentina’s capital, Buenos Aires, is the stunningly beautiful Los Glaciares National Park. Towering above the Los Glaciares National Park is the Perito Moreno Glacier.
Some natural wonders seem too extraordinary to be real, but their colors and shapes occur naturally — no photo-editing software necessary.
Source: 14 incredible photos of natural wonders that look Photoshopped but aren’t
We don’t often think of country borders as being unique places, but the invisible line between territories (like these) can be pretty neat.
Source: What Some Of The World’s Most Fascinating Country Borders Look Like
The study combines data from a global glacier inventory, a review of existing literature and computer modeling to analyze World Heritage glaciers. – HeritageDaily – Archaeology News
Source: Almost Half of World Heritage Sites Could Lose Glaciers by 2100 – HeritageDaily – Archaeology News
The writer’s road trip in the Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego regions of Argentina and Chile included many miles on the road and on the trails in January, February, and March 2020.
Source: Road Trip Driving Route in Argentina & Chile in January, February, and March 2020
From Las Vegas to Tokyo. ski resorts to rain forest, these were the best hotels of 2019.
The most beautiful waterfalls in the world include famous waterfalls like Niagara Falls and Victoria Falls, but also some perhaps lesser-known options like Ban Gioc Detian and Plitvice Lakes National Park.
Source: The Best Waterfalls in the World
Argentina has long been a drawcard for tourists with its rich culture, world-renowned gastronomy, endless sights, and immense natural beauties. Spanning one million square miles, Argentina is a…
Source: How to spend a week in Argentina
More and more travelers have been discovering Argentina. It offers everything from exciting cities with thriving nightlife to charming historic…
Top things to do in Argentina, including tango in Buenos Aires, Iguazu Falls, an adventure to Cordoba, glacier hiking and many more Argentina activity ideas…
Argentina is a truly immense country. With its fertile pampas plains in the center, southern Patagonian magic extending to the Tierra del Fuego…
A vast and remote region spanning 402,000 square miles that’s shared between Argentina and Chile, Patagonia is naturally divided by the Andes, though most of it — 90% — is Argentinian.
Photos, highlights, and drive-lapse video show you what we saw during our South American road trip in Bolivia and Argentina in March 2019.
Source: Where We’ve Been: March 2019 Road Trip Driving Route in Bolivia & Argentina
20 things to do in Argentina, from desert to glaciers, north to south, here are amazing places to visit starting in Buenos Aires.
Source: Things to do in Argentina | 20 Places To Visit For A Whirlwind Trip
The must do hike in Los Glaciares National Park is the one to the Fitz Roy Towers. It’s 20 km return with 610-750 m of elevation gain depending on where you start…
