Hi there, any recommendations for a Southamerican trip? I wanna go as a Backpacker, where should I start or is there any travel guide book that I should have a look to?
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Hola muchachos - hi everyone
I would like to travel in a hammock by boat to Iquitos in northern Peru. Is there anyone else who would like to do that arround the 10th of octobre 2010? It would be much easier to travel together - about taking care of the backpapcks and so on....
I´m 30, female, used to travel, speaking german, english, french and spanish and I´m very curious to see the jungle...Saludos*
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Hello everyone, I am a 24 year old Canadian also planning on traveling solo arround parts of South America. Flying into Buenos Aires in mid november. I plan on spending about a week in BA exploring the city and experiencing the night-life and then heading down to patagonia and the lake distict for a few weeks (or more) of trekking.
I don't mind travelling alone, but would definatly be interested in joining others heading down to patagonia arround the same time. Any tips or recommendations regarding backpacking through patagonia would be appreciated.
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I just arrived in Buenos Aires three weeks ago from Montana with little to no Spanish skills...I´ve been taking 12 hours a week for 2 wks and those few hours (but one on one!) have REALLY helped me. I think South America's many traveling opportunities will seem less daunting if I know the language...
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Hey all. I am a 22 year old from Fort Collins, CO, USA and am planning on heading out for a solo trip around parts of South America. I plan to start in Buenos Aires for a few days at the end jan/beginning of feb and head south to Patagonia while the weather is warm enough. Then up along the Andes through parts of Chile, the Bolivia, Peru and end my journey in Equador. Anyway, i plan on trekking in Patagonia and elseware and was going to purchase a hammock through E.N.O. I have heard that they are great for backpacking but my only concern was the possibility of lack of trees or objects to suspend from. Just looking for some insight. I am planning this alone but if you are interested in meeting up or joining for portions let me know.
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hey guys, Im currently living in the NE coast of Brasil studying, but I have 3 motnhs holidays starting in December so I am flying to Colombia and plan to spend NY there before then travelling about heading down and around Edcudor, Peru and Bolivia before heading to Rio for Carnival. Im a lone female, and although I am happy enough travelling by myself, if anybodys paths are crossing it would be fabby to mayb meet up for a bit. Im quite adverturous but also love a bit of nature. Tips/advice on the top few must see things in each country would be fabby.
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pao8314 hola chicas! i am a 27 yr old female, also planning on travleing in the beginning of the year..I am in Colombia at the moment, doing a bit of traveling here but i just got a gig teacing english so ill be staying for atleast the res of the year...i have a pending ticket to ecuador then plan on going to peru by land....soundslike we could meet up at some point!
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jenthescot heya, that sounds pretty cool, Ive got not many plans apart from starting in Bogoto for NY then exploring a bit. are you flying to eucador? I am planning on doing it by land, and yeh ending in Rio. Do you both have facebook/email as mite b easier to keep in touch and see if could meet up/travel for a bit. Im not too bothered travelling bymyself but wud rather meet people for bits of it. x
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I wanna take a trip in december with a friend to SA and im curious to find out which country is the hidden gem? im thinking uruguay looks good but i know there's much more and i only have two weeks so im gonna make the most of it. any tips?
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caitphy I just came back from a 3 week trip from NW Argentina and ended in Lima, Peru. In between we went to Bolivia- and I the landscape here is incredible. There is a great 4 day jeep tour you can do from Torre Hotel in Tupiza and end up in Uyuni. We also went to Cochabamba and Copacabana and the Isla del Sol- all were incredible. I higly recommend.
I have been to Uruguay- but only Montevideo and Colonia. Both are good, but personally I think there is more to do and see in Bolivia.over 1 year ago · report
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VIAJES POR SUDAMÉRICA, diciembre 2010 y enero 2011
¡Hola a tod@s!
Soy polaco, estudiante de intercambio (derecho) en Santiago de Cali, Colombia. Soy muy abierto, me encantan lenguas extranjeras, culturas nuevas, historia, política, literatura, couch surfing y mucho más. Vine a Sudamérica para relajarme, ver algo nuevo y definir mis metas, porque es la única posibilidad cuando puedo llevar 8 meses en extranjero, casi sin obligaciones.
Hasta el fin de noviembre estudiaré en mi U y después (más o menos desde el 20 de noviembre) quiero viajar 2 meses por Sudamérica.
1. En noviembre quiero ir al Norte de Colombia (Medellín, Barranquilla, Cartagena, Santa Marta), cruzar la frontera con Venezuela, ir a Caracas, después al sur hasta las Amazonas y regresar a Cali aprox. el 24 de diciembre para celebrar la Navidad y la FERIA DE CALI.
2. En enero quiero dar una vuelta al Sur. Ir a Ecuador, Perú, Machu Picchu, Trujillo, Lima hasta Bolivia y regresar a Bogotá para hacer mi p...
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eag_321 yo tambien quiero ir de mochilero por colombia estoy en barranquilla pongamosnos en contacto mi msn es eag_321@hotmail.com
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