Lima, Peru's capital, is a great starting point for your South America trip. 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 the Larco Museum, an 18th-century villa containing a collection of pre-Columbian art.
Buenos Aires
Plan your South America travels by starting in Buenos Aires. This cosmopolitan metropolis is situated on the Rio de la Plata. Because of its European-style architecture, it is often called the Paris of South America. Teatro Colon, the Teatro Colon's most famous landmark, is one of the most impressive in South America. It boasts some of the finest acoustics. Recoleto District, where Eva Person is buried, can be visited as well. There are many historical sites to be seen, but you can also visit Puenta de la Mujer. This engineering marvel is worth a visit.
Ecuador
Add Ecuador to your South American vacation plan is a great option to explore the country's diverse cultures. Three days in Quito provide a wonderful introduction to the country's capital. This colonial area is full of historic churches and plazas. Visit the Compania de Jésus, with its gold-plated interior and Basilica del Voto Nacional which is home to iguana gagoles. The Casa del Alabado has one of the best collections of precolumbian artifacts in the country. Also, don't forget to visit the local nightlife scene.
Patagonia
If you want to experience the wild side of South America, consider taking a 3 weeks Patagonia itinerary. Located on the southern tip of Chile and Argentina, Patagonia is a 400,000-square-mile wilderness region. Despite being remote there are both land and aerial connections. Patagonia's isolation doesn't mean it isn't possible to enjoy a range of adventures.
Paracas
Paracas, Peru is located just down the coast from Lima, and is a popular destination for backpackers. Here, you will find blue-footed bobies and a variety other animals. To view these beautiful islands, you can also take a boat ride. Travelers to South America love the Huacachina region, where they can explore the sand dune landscapes. You can also enjoy sandboarding and dune buggy rides.
Huacachina
Huacachina is the only natural paradise on South America and a great place to start planning your South America trip. Huacachina lies just outside Ica. It is only five to fifteen soles each way. It's a small settlement surrounded with the largest sand denes in South America.