south america

Between its wonderous mountain ranges, remote islands and the world's biggest rainforest, your first trip to South America likely won't be your last.

How to Visit Rio Cheaply
Alejandra and I have just returned from Rio. A trip to Rio de Janeiro isn't THAT costly for us because we live in Argentina. But I put together some advice on how to visit Rio without going broke for my North American pals who think eating out in f#$k Georgia is pricey.
By Jerry Nelson3 years ago in Wander
Three things I wish I knew before coming to Colombia
When I first visited Colombia in 2018, these things shocked me, I was a novice. Since then I have had to learn to bend and be flexible with adapting to living in a new country, culture, and language.
By sara burdick3 years ago in Wander
Is Colombia Haunted From Its Past? Three Ghost Stories.
It opened in 1836 and was the first site that allowed the dead to be buried outside the church. Until the 18th century, it was tradition for all of the Spanish colonies to bury remains inside the church.
By sara burdick3 years ago in Wander
Is a Colombian trucker hotel the same as one in the USA?
Some of you might be wondering what a trucker hotel is. It is a hotel on the side of the road that mainly truck drivers stay in; usually, they are near a rest stop and have a diner attached, with a gas station; therefore, a trucker hotel.
By sara burdick4 years ago in Wander
The Unluckiest Statue on Earth
It is struck by lightning every year, but it attracts many v isitors. Now, whether visitors are domestic or foreign, it can provide many scenic spots for everyone, and the types of scenic spots also make tourists often dazzled. According to some statistics, the number of people who choose to go abroad to play has gradually increased. This is understandable. First of all, because the fees of many domestic attractions are too high, they have also lost their original taste. Another reason is that going to other countries can experience more cultures and customs.
By Jerry Nelson4 years ago in Wander
How to Find "The One" in Colombia
With over 7 billion people in the world, what are the chances of you finding your soulmate in this lifetime? Frankly speaking, it’s like catching lightning — it’s a one in a million.
By Andrea Molina4 years ago in Wander
Can a 60-year old hike the Patagonian W-Circuit?. Top Story - August 2022.
Can a 60-year old hike the Patagonian W-Circuit? The short answer is yes. I did it. Let me tell you though, it was challenging. This circuit trip was beautiful, remote, and as difficult as a thru-hike.
By Jim DeLillo4 years ago in Wander
I Found Out That I Have A Livable House In Rural Colombia, Thanks
I live in the mountains of Colombia. Four hours from one of the biggest cities in Colombia, Medellin. I shouldn’t say that it surprises me when people learn that I live in a real house with running water and a bathroom.
By sara burdick4 years ago in Wander
Colombia’s Favorite Aphrodisiacs: Four Fruits to Get You in the Mood
Here in Colombia, it is prevalent to see stands on the corner selling juices. Here in my town, it is typically orange juice.
By sara burdick4 years ago in Wander
What Are The Top 3 Complaints of Foreigners Living in Colombia?
I do not believe so much in good vs. bad; I believe in seeing all sides, so when you step into a new country to move or visit, you are aware of the possibilities of what can happen.
By sara burdick4 years ago in Wander
Six Things I Love About Argentina, and Why You Should Visit
I spent all of the lockdown in Argentina. I went to Argentina feeling that a lockdown was unavoidable. I knew that I loved the country, and I knew Buenos Aires, as I spent four months the prior year in Argentina.
By sara burdick4 years ago in Wander
Over the past two years, living in South America has taught me five things. Top Story - June 2022.
Since I left the US in 2018, most of my time has been spent in South America. In this time, I would say I have spent almost three years combined on this great continent.
By sara burdick4 years ago in Wander