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Peru: 4 Cultural Aspects of Ancient Inca Empire Still Alive in the South American Country

The Incas ruled a vast empire across South America, stretching from Ecuador all the way to central Chile. However, its culture can be most felt in the heart of the empire itself, Peru.

French Guiana Food: French Cuisine in the Heart of South America

Aug 19, 2022 06:51 AM EDT By Rick Martin

Here are five famous French Guianese dishes that are a must-try while in French Guiana.

Uruguay: Top 5 Must-See Tourist Spots in the South American Country

Aug 18, 2022 09:17 AM EDT By Joshua Summers

Here is a list of the top famous tourist spots in Uruguay for travelers to see when visiting the South American country.

Suriname Is South America's Most Asian Country

Aug 18, 2022 08:41 AM EDT By Rick Martin

While most of its neighbors have a huge Latin influence, Suriname has stuck to its Dutch roots and intermingled the cultures of various other countries

Chile Culture: All About People and Traditions Practiced in the South American Country

Jul 30, 2022 07:00 AM EDT By Mary Webber

Spain colonized Chile, just like any Latin American country, and it has a culture widely influenced by Spanish traditions.

Brazil Reports First Monkeypox Death Amid Current Outbreak That Caused Global Health Emergency

Jul 30, 2022 12:58 AM EDT By Joshua Summers

Brazil reported its first monkeypox death on Friday amid the current growing virus outbreak. It was the first virus-related death outside the African continent.

Suriname: 5 Underrated Cuisines That Actually Taste Great

Jul 29, 2022 09:40 AM EDT By Rick Martin

Many of Suriname's cuisines are considered unknown to many outsiders to the country. So, here are five dishes we believe are underrated and need more exposure.

Paraguay: 5 Famous Tourist Spots You Need to Visit in the 'Heart of South America'

Jul 28, 2022 09:53 AM EDT By Joshua Summers

To give you an idea of how beautiful Paraguay is, here is a list of the five famous tourist spots in the land called the "Heart of South America."

Venezuela: Here's What You Should Know About the Culture and Tradition of the Bolivarian Republic

Jul 23, 2022 06:00 PM EDT By Mary Webber

Venezuela is situated on South America's northern coast. Here's what you should know about the culture and tradition of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Bolivia: 5 Underrated Bolivian Dishes That Actually Taste Great

Jul 22, 2022 08:22 AM EDT By Rick Martin

Bolivian cuisine exists in the shadow of its neighbors. We listed five dishes in Bolivia that seemed to be as underrated as the entire cuisine itself.

Colombia: 5 Mouthwatering Colombian Dishes You Need to Try

Jul 15, 2022 06:29 AM EDT By Rick Martin

While Colombia is known more for its coffee, the food scene in the country is no slouch either. Here are five examples of food that will surely make your mouth water.

Ecuador: Top 5 Tourist Spots Worth Visiting in the South American Country

Jul 14, 2022 07:36 AM EDT By Joshua Summers

Here is a list of the famous tourist spots in Ecuador that will make you fall in love with the South American country.

Colombia: Here Are 5 Aspects of Colombian Culture That We Love

Jul 07, 2022 07:07 AM EDT By Rick Martin

Let's take a look at five of Colombia's many cultural aspects that have made itself known to the world.

Chile President Gabriel Boric Receives New Constitution's Draft | What’s in It?

Jul 05, 2022 02:25 AM EDT By Rick Martin

Change is coming to Chile, as a Constitutional Assembly has drafted a new proposed constitution that was presented to President Gabriel Boric.

Travel to Argentina: 5 Famous Tourist Spots to Spice up Your Trip

Jun 23, 2022 07:50 AM EDT By Joshua Summers

A trip to South America will not be complete without checking out a famous country in the region like Argentina. Here are some of Argentina's top tourist spots.

Florida School District Plans to Hire Over 100 Teachers From South America

Jun 10, 2022 02:35 AM EDT By Joshua Summers

A Florida county wants to hire over 100 teachers from South America in light of the state's education staff shortages.