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Mexico's Giant Árbol del Tule
Mexico's El Árbol del Tule, or the Tule Tree, is one of the largest known trees in the world and is believed to be between 2000 and 3000 years old.
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Backpack Security for Bus Travel
Buses in Central America are safer than their reputation implies, but it's still worth internalizing some tips on how to keep valuables out of the hands of thieves.
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The San Blas Islands, Panama
Located in the Caribbean Sea between Panama and Colombia, the stunning San Blas Islands are about as close to unspoiled paradise as you can get.
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Shopping in Guatemala's Markets
Whether you're looking for souvenirs, mementos, handicrafts, textiles, or artesanías, the markets of Guatemala are a great place to shop for them.
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Sailing from Panama to Colombia
For the same price as flying, you can travel from Portobelo, Panama to Cartagena, Colombia by sailboat and visit the incredible San Blas Islands in the bargain.
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Wedding Photographer Bargaining
What if you find the perfect photographer for your wedding but can't afford the price? Here are some tips on bargaining fairly and effectively with wedding photographers.
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Wedding Photography Prices
If you're like most brides and grooms, you might feel a bit of sticker shock over the price of wedding photography. Why does it have to cost so much?
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Choosing Your Wedding Photographer
When planning a wedding, most brides and grooms are hiring a photographer for the first time, and the process can be daunting. How to choose?
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Lucha Libre in Mexico City
Literally "free fight," lucha libre is fun both for serious fans and curious tourists to Mexico. Matches are held weekly at Arena Coliseo and Arena Mexico in Mexico City.
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Inti Wara Yassi, Bolivia
This almost-free volunteer vacation opportunity offers the chance to help rehabilitate abused animals at the Parque Machia refuge in Villa Tunari, Bolivia.
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Guerilla Wedding Ceremonies
For flexible brides and grooms, planning a guerilla wedding can save a lot of money on venue site fees and provide a unique wedding story for the grandchildren.
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La Virgen de Suyapa, Honduras
Celebrations of the Feria de la Virgen de Suyapa begin on February 2nd, at the Basilica de Suyapa outside Tegucigalpa, capital of Honduras.
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Visiting Livingston, Guatemala
Caribbean in feel, Livingston is unique among Guatemala's towns and cities, and the food is a true Guatemalan highlight.
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Little Corn Island, Nicaragua
A hidden gem in Central America, Little Corn Island, Nicaragua is a surprisingly affordable white-sand beach vacation in a laid-back paradise.
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Chichicastenango Market, Guatemala
Shopping, sightseeing, and cultural experience are rolled into one when you visit the Guatemalan highland town of Chichicastenango on Sunday and Thursday market days.
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Learn Spanish in Guatemala
Clear Spanish, low costs, and dozens of schools to choose from make Antigua, Guatemala one of the best places in Central America for learning to speak Spanish.
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Highlights of Guatemala
What is there to do in Guatemala? Lots! Here is a brief list of some of the best and most popular destinations Guatemala travel has to offer.
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Mexcaltitán, Nayarit, Mexico
Specializing in dried shrimp production, the tiny island of Mexcaltitán makes a great off the beaten path destination in western Mexico.
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Minuteman Pizza, Uyuni, Bolivia
This warm, cozy restaurant will serve you some of the best pizza in Bolivia and help you forget all about the bad food on the Salar de Uyuni tour.
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Basilica del Voto Nacional, Quito
Quito's Basilica is not just any South American church. Climb inside the tallest bell towers in Ecuador, at this unique, must-see destination.
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Salkantay Trekking Companies
With so many trekking companies in South America offering the Salkantay Trek to Macchu Pichu, how do you choose the best one for you?
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The Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu
An alternative to the Classic Inca Trail, The Salkantay Trek takes you through stunning and varied landscapes high in the South American Andes and ends at Machu Picchu.
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Huayna Picchu and Huchuypicchu
For a manageable South American mountain climbing experience, hike up past Machu Picchu to a panoramic, bird's eye view of the lost Inca city and the surrounding Andes.
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Mercado del Puerto, Montevideo
Montevideo's Port Market is a great place to sample Uruguayan cuisine, check out local culture and shop for antiques and souvenirs of South America.
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