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The Rich Biodiversity of Peru

Peru has a rich biodiversity that results from its varied geography ranging from the high Andes Mountains to the Amazon Rainforest to the coastal regions. Peru boasts over 1,800 species of birds, 500 species of mammals and 300 species of reptiles, so it truly is a unique destination. This guide to b

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Argentinian Food: What to Eat in Argentina

Argentinian food is one of the most distinctive cuisines in South America because it showcases a variety of European culinary influences (aside from Spanish) that aren’t so prevalent in neighbouring countries. Italian is the most prominent, followed closely by French and, in the far south of Patagon

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Brazilian Food: What to Eat in Brazil

One of the most popular reasons to visit Brazil is its amazing cuisine! Brazilian food is diverse, delicious, and unique, with plenty of incredible dishes to try when you're travelling through the country. If you're curious about what to eat in the country, or just want to learn more about Brazilian

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Climate in Ecuador: Two Main Seasons

Ecuador has two main seasons – the rainy season and the dry season – but this varies greatly due to factors such as altitude and proximity to the equator. Even during the rainy season, most days are sunny until the afternoon which makes Ecuador a perfect holiday destination. Ecuador lies directly on

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Wildlife Species in Brazil

Updated May 2022Brazil is considered to have the greatest biodiversity of any country in the world. It holds the largest tract of unspoilt rainforest on Earth and accounts for 60% of the Amazon Rainforest, so it’s no surprise that the wildlife species in Brazil are incredible. Brazil is home to humm

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Cultures and Customs of Ecuador

Ecuador is a multicultural, multi-ethnic nation with one of the largest indigenous cultures in South America. The ‘Mestizos’ (descendants of Spanish Colonists and indigenous people), account for nearly 70% of the population with indigenous groups accounting for around 10% and Afro-Ecuadorians (desce

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