Latin America

Mountains of colors, Vinicunca Rainbow Mountain, and the colored mountain is all the name of one spectacular mountain in Peru. It has all the beauty of lighter tones to the darker ash brown color and spreading out on the vast area of the Andes mountain range. Bucket List Group Travel has always locals on board to lead the travel and they suggest planning a tour to the rainbow mountain during April – June & September – November. It is the time when you can catch the most fascinating colors at its best.

The Southwest coast of Cuba has become the most astonishing stop for all sorts of ships with the route to and from other larger ports around. This part of the world is best known for holding heritage, historical buildings, ancient architecture, and the most authentic urban lifestyle. It is famous for the main five plazas surrounded including Plaza Vieja, Plaza del Cristo, Plaza de Armas, Plaza de San Francisco & Plaza de la Catedral.

Galapagos islands are surrounded by the Pacific Ocean and must-see part of Ecuador. All islands are surprisingly saved from any human danger of being extinct and are perfectly preserving it’s most inspirational and enchanted history with enrapturing wildlife. The chain of around 19 islands is serving us since the 1800s with soul-refreshing land patches and wind of flowing water making alleviating sounds till the dawn.

The beauty of Peru is hidden in its rocky Andes Mountains and the stupefying valley of Urubamba River. Machu Picchu provides one of the best walks to the Ruins experiences because of having most of the stones in advance architectural states. The most of paths are steeped and sloppy but worth all the hard work. It takes not more than 90minutes to climb up till the enthralling view of Picchu Historical Sanctuary. 

A splash of water nourishing the world’s largest rainforest has a different dazzling sight while flowing around the flashy greens. The Amazon rainforest, covering much of northwestern Brazil and extending into Colombia, Peru and other South American countries, is the world’s largest tropical rainforest, famed for its biodiversity. It’s crisscrossed by thousands of rivers, including the powerful Amazon. River towns, with 19th-century architecture from rubber-boom days, include Brazil’s Manaus and Belém and Peru’s Iquitos and Puerto Maldonado.

The hidden beauty of Colombia is symbolized by Ciudad Perdida; encased in bulging Jungle of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountains. It is the best place to hunt the adventure for those fond of trekking. This city was built around more than a thousand years ago and still holds its architectural value and shapes in place to give the best glimpse of our ancestors.

The water of blues, sharp greenery and sound of water falling through thick rocks is the place on the border of Brazil and Argentina. If you like the walk on water experience while moving towards cascading water flushes, then Argentina is the side to visit. But the Brazilian side of Iguaçu is no less than wonder on earth; a glass lift magnifies for you each view of waterfalls and picture-perfect spots and special views can be booked by helicopters to grasp the speculation.

A national park with clear bright blue sky, fresh chilling icebergs, and eye-catching greens are habitants of Torres del Paine. Chile has already a significant rank in glaciers, lakes, and breathtaking views for mountain lovers. The park is standing with all dignity of holding each taste of mother nature including waters, forests, steeps of mountain rocks and grounds of play areas. It is named after the 3 high peaks of rocks. The climactic beauty is a MUST to have in bucket list – Travel with us to Torres del Paine through the best affordable routes.

You might have seen mesmerizing photos of monumental statues (oversized heads and the human figure with noticeably big noses) somewhere on Instagram or Facebook; that is definitely from Easter island and those statues are known as Moai. Rapa Nui had the people who carved these giant figures without providing any history or creating soulful sculptures. A large number of statues are still in their original form during the different stages of carving and have perfectly preserved the ancient side of Rapa Nui.