Home to the famous Amazon River, the world’s largest rainforests, and the greatest biodiversity, South America is the fourth largest continent in the world with a total area of 17,732,346 sq km. Moreover, it is the fifth continent with the largest population – 434,254,119 people. Approximately 47% of the total area is covered with forests, … Read more
Have you been contemplating a vacation somewhere down in South America? It’s understandable if you are doing in-depth research ahead of your trip. After all, weather patterns, culture, entertainment and more can differ greatly from country to country. You might be wondering, does it ever snow in South America, and if it does, is it … Read more
What comes to mind when you hear “South America”? You probably think of the Amazon River, the Amazon Rainforest, remote indigenous tribes, Latin American cultures, the Andes Mountains, Rio de Janeiro’s Carnival, and soccer. The Amazon River may be the world’s longest river, but it isn’t the only river flowing through the continent. There are … Read more
South America is home to some of the highest mountains in the world. The Andes are where many of these soaring peaks are located, and at over 7,000 kilometers (4350 miles) in length, this massive mountain range is the longest in the world. The Andes cross over seven different countries, but most of the highest … Read more
Home to the longest mountain range, largest salt flats, and the tallest waterfall in the world, South America is booming with once in a lifetime experiences waiting around every corner. With 14 beautiful countries and their remarkable cities, it can seem impossible to narrow down the must see destinations. Whether you like outdoor adventures, history … Read more
There are 7 continents on the planet earth. The 7 continents of the world are North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia. Africa is the world’s largest continent. According to the latest research, the human population first appeared in Africa and then traveled to other continents as many weren’t yet divided by shifting … Read more