Bogotá Food: A Survival Guide
So we’ll start by admitting the obvious: Colombian food is mediocre. Not bad. Not disgusting. Just mediocre. Often bland, rarely …
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In Lima, Lunching at Home with the Man Who Invented Ceviche
Pedro Solari is having trouble remembering the last Peruvian president’s name. “Techi,” he says, looking up from his wheelchair, …
Going Retro in Buenos Aires’s Historic San Telmo
Buenos Aires, Sunday morning. A brisk 48 degrees. I’m clutching my styrofoam coffee cup tight as I stand in the …
So, Where Exactly Does One Buy Books in Lima?
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Peru’s Stonehenge: The Mysterious Ruins of Sillustani
The skies were already threatening rain when Carla, my Peruvian guide, stepped off the bus with me at the turnoff …
On Peru’s Tiny Taquile Island, a Refuge of Peace
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Equator/Ecuador: Searching for the Big Line at Quito’s Mitad del Mundo
“Bueno, these things I do not know, pues I am not scientific. But in this way they informed me.” Doña …
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