If Bolivia isn’t on your radar, it will be.
Here are seven indisputable reasons why the land of 36 languages is a must for anyone visiting South America.
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The Captivating Murals of Valparaíso
Chile’s best art isn’t found in the museums, but in the streets of one of its most famous seaside cities.
Camping in the White Sands of the World’s Largest Gypsum Dune Field
The White Sands National Monument is a dune field in Southern New Mexico within the Tularosa Basin. The basin’s unique positioning between the San Andres and Sacramento mountains allows it to retain it’s gypsum crystals, making it the largest gypsum dune field in the world.
Road Trip 2014: The American Southwest
Protectors of an Ancient Time
Today, we have satellites, aircraft, bombs, guns – a whole slew of modern warfare technology that countries use to protect themselves from other nations.
But in ancient times, the only thing that separated people from a potential invasion or destruction by a foreign nation was a simple brick wall.
Gamcheon Culture Village: Busan’s Hidden Gem
With the spread of vividly colorful houses sitting atop a seaside cliff, Taegeukdo Village looks more like scenery you’d find in South America or coastal Italy, not South Korea.
The mountain of the odd and wise people
Photos of South Korea’s first and largest national park
Exploring The DMZ: The World’s Most Heavily Armed Border
Just a fifty minute drive from Seoul, one of the world’s most populated cities, lies the infamous Demilitarized Zone, an imaginary border where North and South Korea have been at an intense standstill since 1953.
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