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From forgotten tropical jungles filled with Incan ruins to the icy mountaintops of the Andes, the mystical qualities and legendary history of Peru and its people provide the average traveler with a bounty of once-in-a-lifetime experiences at very affordable prices.
Seeing Peru's Amantani Island Through The Eyes of a 13-Year-Old
All this week, Nathan Paluck will be filling us in on "The Real Peru" outside the capital city of Lima.
Election Day in Bolivia, and the Oddities of Last Minute Coverage
On Sunday Bolivian voters will go to the polls for the fifth national election in four years, to decide whether the historic Presidency of Evo Morales should continue for another five years and to elect a new national Congress under the terms of the new constitution approved by voters in January.
Bolivia: Heading to reelect Evo Morales
Evo Morales is most probably to be re-elected as president for the second term as Around 60 per cent of Bolivians identify themselves with him.
Traveling light series part eight: Santa Cruz, Bolivia
Sucre was nice sitting in more comfortable elevations but Santa Cruz is 415m above sea level and has the warm tropical ambiance to go along with it.
Dec 3, Limited Travel and National Elections December 6th in Bolivia
WARDEN MESSAGE U.S. EMBASSY LA PAZ, BOLIVIA December 2, 2009 This Warden Message is to inform U.S. citizens traveling to and residing in Bolivia that on Sunday, December 6 Bolivia will be holding nationwide general elections.
What is the most visited city in Bolivia? In response: I'm going to assume you're asking which Bolivian city is most visited by foreigners.
Adversity is My Angel: The Life and Career of Governor Ra l H. Castro
Adversity is My Angel: The Life and Career of Governor Raul H. Castro 11/25/09 Daryl F. Mallett Email this story to a friend Ral H. Castro was the first Hispanic governor of Arizona, ambassador to El Salvador, Bolivia and Argentina, lawyer, judge and teacher.
Peru Travel - Cusco, Cusco, Peru
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Endowed with a variety of incredible landscapes, stretching from the stark, high-altitude Andean plain to the lush lowlands of the Amazon, Bolivia is the quirkiest and most unpredictable country on the continent.
Nov 22, Rio Selva Resort Hotel in La Paz, Santa Cruz and Coroico
Rio Selva Resort is only about 20 kilometers North of the city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, and only about 12 minutes from Viru Viru airport.
Odd floating reed islands of South America's dazzling Lake Titicaca worth visit
Stepping out of a boat onto an artificial reed island, your foot wobbles and the surface feels spongy underfoot.
Holidays on Earth Today: November 10, 2009
Independence Day, New Year Day, and Valentines and so on. Then there are strange and weird holidays that really have no meaning besides the mere purpose to have an excuse to celebrate something.
Festival of Strings planned for weekend at SHSU
Sam Houston State University School of Music's Festival of Strings takes place Nov.
Nov 12, Lac Titicaca and Sajama Park
I have made a beautiful travel in Bolivia , discovering the Lake Titicaca from Bolivian side after Peruvian side the year before.
Lackluster public transportation, declining environmental quality and overwhelming summer crowds were among the factors that landed Cape Cod in the middle of the pack in a new ranking of 133 iconic travel destinations by National Geographic Traveler magazine.
Life's a highway for young Valley globe-trotter
While backpacking Fernando Martinez-Pechs had already faced his fair share of bumps in the road when he found himself strapped for cash in Uyuni, Bolivia, last summer.
Bolivia to Start Producing Lithium Car Batteries in 2018
Bolivia plans by 2018 to begin producing lithium batteries for use in electric cars, according to a plan outlined on Wednesday by the Andean nation's deputy minister of Science and Technology.
Bolivia's Witch Markets Offer Llama Fetuses And More
At first sight, Calle de las Brujas doesn't look so witchy -- there are no steaming cauldrons or pointy hats.
Fernando Guzman Aranda, 35, is from La Paz, Bolivia, in South America. He is the director of the Academia de Idiomas R.G.A., the first Chinese language academy in La Paz.
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