A new museum has been added to the San Martín Circuit of the Argentine city of Mendoza, honoring the life of General Don José de San Martín in his former residence.

Pipa Beach, or Praia da Pipa, located in Rio Grande do Norte in Brazil, is considered to be the definition of paradise.

A pre-Hispanic archaeological site in southwest Mexico City is open to the public after 77 years.

The Quebrada de Humahuaca is a perfect destination for travelers wanting to wander through the “Camino Inca” of Argentina.

Cocktails can be representative of the cities where they come from; they have distinct flavors, smells, and experiences.

Find out what marvels await at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), a university recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, as UNAM students describe sites featured on the campus tour.

Being conscientious of one’s health and the environment’s sustainability are on trend; therefore, many countries are creating new methods of tourism that combine physical activity while keeping the environment in mind.

Mexico has an impressive array of ruins built by the Aztec and Mayan empires, but visitors shouldn’t overlook the ruins of an old plantation called San Antonio Mazapa.

Itapúa Poty is a destination that attracts visitors due to two of its natural resources surrounded by lush vegetation.

Two cities on the coast of Rio de Janeiro, Ilha Grande and Paraty, are two of the new world heritage sites listed by UNESCO.