“In face of the avalanche of tourists that began to arrive 12 years ago, and in one of the most beautiful towns in Colombia, the locals – with the help of various organizations – join forces to avoid losing their traditions.”

At the beginning of the Andean New Year, indigenous people who settled on the Equator celebrate with music, dance, and food.

Little explored destinations are opening in the post-conflict environment of Colombia.

These include “incredible beach cities like historical Iguape, ecologically preserved Cananéia, and bustling Guarujá.”

“With an intelligent business and cultural strategy,” César Cervantes, the ex-conceptual art collector, continues an aesthetic mission with Tetetlán, “a fascinating place” located in Mexico City.

March 21 has been consecrated “Forest Day” and in Quito, Ecuador, the plan is to celebrate by encouraging tourists and locals to camp out in them to appreciate and save them.

Touring Honduras’ beautiful cities, Comayagua and La Paz includes water parks, religious attractions, spectacular waterfalls and a lush, natural canopy of vegetation.

If you wish to see the Amazon from above, the famous suspension bridge located in Iquitos is where you might go to experience life in the canopy of Amazonian jungle trees.

The Perito Moreno “glacier bridge” completed it process of disintegration, creating floods and tourist attractions in southern Argentina, and the most searched image on the internet.

Situated in the South of Minas Gerais, close to the famous Serra da Canastra, Capitólio is the unusual destination that nature-loving travelers might be looking for.