Looking for strong opinions on backpacking in South…
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Looking for strong opinions on backpacking in South America
I'll be flying in late November and back out late February. Simply, there are far too many countries that I want to go see and not enough time. I've considered Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru, Chile and Argentina.
Only things truly on my bucket list are seeing Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia, and bumming out in Patagonia for three-ish weeks to a month. Everything else I am interested in but don't truly know much about. I take a preference to slower travelling but also get cravings to see as much as possible.
I'm hoping to stay adventurous and try *genuine* unique experiences. In my previous travels I constantly found myself in cities without plans, leaving me in fairly repetitive routine of going to a random museum, checking out a market then going to a bar at night. Don't get me wrong, I had the time of my life, but I'm looking for something a bit different now.
I'm hoping to go North to South and fly out of Buenos Aires. Before I had a clue what I was talking about I wanted start in Bogota and make my way down, but have pivoted to most likely flying into Lima. Are Ecuador and Colombia must-sees? Happy for any answers or referral to resources.
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I'll be flying in late November and back out late February. Simply, there are far too many countries that I want to go see and not enough time. I've considered Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru, Chile and Argentina.
Only things truly on my bucket list are seeing Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia, and bumming out in Patagonia for three-ish weeks to a month. Everything else I am interested in but don't truly know much about. I take a preference to slower travelling but also get cravings to see as much as possible.
I'm hoping to stay adventurous and try *genuine* unique experiences. In my previous travels I constantly found myself in cities without plans, leaving me in fairly repetitive routine of going to a random museum, checking out a market then going to a bar at night. Don't get me wrong, I had the time of my life, but I'm looking for something a bit different now.
I'm hoping to go North to South and fly out of Buenos Aires. Before I had a clue what I was talking about I wanted start in Bogota and make my way down, but have pivoted to most likely flying into Lima. Are Ecuador and Colombia must-sees? Happy for any answers or referral to resources.
#nature #activity
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