Lima, the capital of South America, is a good place to start your South America vacation. You'll get an overview of South America's many facets in this busy city. You can also visit Miraflores' beachfront in the evening, as well as the Barranco area. Here you can try ceviche, a local dish that is made from raw fish marinated with lime, chilli, and other spices. You can also visit Larco Museum in 18th-century Villa, which houses a collection preColumbian arts.
Buenos Aires
You might consider starting your South American trip in Buenos Aires. This cosmopolitan city sits on the Rio de la Plata. It is often referred to as the Paris of South America due to its European-style architecture. The Teatro Colon is a must-see, as it is known for having the best acoustics anywhere in the world. You can also visit Recoleto, where Eva Person's grave is located. You can also visit Puenta de la Mujer which is an engineering marvel, in addition to many other historical sites.
Ecuador
It's a great way for South Americans to discover Ecuador's rich culture. Three days are enough to get you started in the capital of Ecuador. You will find many historic churches and plazas in the colonial district. The Compania de Jesus has a gold-plated interior. The Basilica del Voto Nacional is home to iguana gargoles. The Casa del Alabado has one of the best collections of precolumbian artifacts in the country. Don't miss the local nightlife scene.
Patagonia
You can experience the wild side South America by taking a 3-week Patagonia tour. Patagonia, located on the southern tip between Chile and Argentina is a wilderness area covering 400,000 miles. Although it's remote, there are regular land and air connections. Patagonia has many adventures, despite its remoteness.
Paracas
Paracas, Peru is just a short drive from Lima. It is a popular backpacker destination. There are blue-footed bobies, and other wildlife. To view these beautiful islands, you can also take a boat ride. The Huacachina is a popular destination for backpackers in South America. It offers the opportunity to visit the sand-dunes. You can also try sandboarding and dune buggy rides.
Huacachina
If you're planning a trip to South America, you may want to plan your itinerary around Huacachina, the only natural oasis in the continent. Huacachina can be reached by taxi from Ica for between five and fifteen soles. It's a small, picturesque town that is surrounded the largest sand dunes of South America.