• Peru doesn't have any formal dressing code. How one dresses is largely determined by the weather though in some parts locals have a unique dressing style, consider adjusting…

• Lima's public transport is not extensive compared to other Latin American megacities. Lima's public transport network consists of the following:

1. Tren Electrico ( Metro)
2. Metropolitano ( A bus…

• Uros islands are a collection of manmade islands on the western side of Lake Titicaca. The islands and every structure on the islands are made of totora reeds…

• Mexico City has a vast public transport network consisting of the metro, the Metrobus (a bus rapid transit system), Light rail ( Tren Ligero and Suburbano), trolebus (…

• Colca Canyon is Peru's Arequipa region is the deepest canyon in the world. The views are very scenic, almost the same as Macchu Pichu and is more cheaper…

• Honestly, if you're not fluent in Spanish and have never been to the Dominican Republic the best option is to pre-arrange your airport transfer. Reasons for that include:

1. …

• Official currency in the Dominican Republic is the Dominican peso. (RD$ )
• CAD$ has a better exchange rate in the Dominican Republic compared to US$. There's isn't much…

• Chichen Itza is the largest archeological city do the ancient Maya civilization.
• Location: Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. Chichen Itza is located off Merida-Cancun highway. You can easily get…

• Sao Paulo has an extensive and relatively cheap public transport network.

Sao Paolo public transport network consists the following

1. Metro
2. Suburban train (CPTM)
3. Buses
4. Taxis
5. Bicycles
6. Electric scooters

Important tips I learned about exchanging currency in Colombia.

• Don't exchange money in smaller cities, you get a worse rate: Best cities to exchange currency are: Bogota, Medellin…