350. Ollantaytambo, Peru
Not as famous as Machu Picchu or Cusco, but equally deserving of a visit.
Tagged: South America
342. Punta Arenas, Chile
Ever been to the southernmost town in the world? Well, the Chileans says that Punta Arenas is it. The Argentinians says its Ushuia. If you look at a map they are both right as Punta Arenas is the southern most city that’s connected to the continent. While Ushuia is actually not connected to the continent mainland. Either way Punta Arenas is a great place to visit. Plus, its a great place to star gaze.
309. São Paulo, Brazil
309. This city is the financial capital of Brazil and South America as well. yet, its not well visited as most head to Rio de Janeiro to party on the beach. But I can’t blame them. However, consider São Paulo as you’ll be pleasantly surprised.
96. Santiago, Chile
Santiago, Chile. The city in the valley of the beautiful Andes mountains in South America is unfamiliar destination number 96.
78. Lima, Peru
Lima, Peru, you bypass it all the time when heading to say Machu Picchu, but next time stop in. It’s unfamiliar destination number 78.
Puno, Peru
Puno, Peru is a very quiet town at the edge of Lake Titicaca. Just take some time to enjoy this town.
16. Mancora, Peru
Peru has some great beaches on the Pacific Coast. Check out Mancora next.
14. Colonia, Uruguay
Colonia, Uruguay is a quaint town that sits across the Rio de Plata from Buenos Aires, Argentina. It’s perfect for a day trip.
