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High-Speed Railway to Connect Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and Campinas

Paige

Written by Paige, Nicaragua, June 2011

5 star rating: Highly Recommended 1

Soon, you will be able to sit back with your laptop and enjoy Brazil’s first sleek, gleaming, high-velocity train , as it leaves Rio de Janeiro for the 80-minute, 280kph (175mph) journey to São ... 
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Bicycling in Rio de Janiero

Paige

Written by Paige, Nicaragua, April 2012

Though Rio is one of Latin America’s largest cities, with some 6.3 million people in the city proper, and (in)famous for its security problems, it also happens to be outstandingly bicycle friendly. ... 
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Brazil by Train

Paige

Written by Paige, Nicaragua, September 2012

Brazil ’s rail system was once extensive, built in the 1800s largely to accommodate the coffee trade and enormous rural population. By the middle of the 20th century, the drop in coffee prices, ... 
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Brazilian Air Passes Now Easily Available Online

Paige

Written by Paige, Nicaragua, June 2011

Brazil is enormous: At  8,514,215 square kilometers (3,287,357 square miles), it occupies almost half of South America, an area just larger than the continental United States, and a bit smaller ... 
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Buenos Aires Subway

Paige

Written by Paige, Nicaragua, February 2012

The Buenos Aires Subte, or subway, used to be the best deal in Argentina , offering what may have been the cheapest underground mass transit in the world. Last month, however, backpackers and ... 
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Bus Travel in Colombia

Written by Ernest White, March 2013

Straddling three branches of the Andes, with two coasts and a blanket of jungle on either side, Colombia may not seem like an easy country in which to get around by bus, and historically, it wasn’t. ... 
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Cajamarca Protests Over New Mines

Paige

Written by Paige, Nicaragua, February 2012

Organizers Promise that Upcoming Protests and Marches Won’t Interrupt Transport or Business in Peru . Big protests are afoot in some of northern Peru’s tourism destinations, and for the next few ... 
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Getting around in Rio

Paige

Written by Paige, Nicaragua, October 2012

Though this city beckons temptingly with its beaches and sequins, Rio de Janeiro’s Portuguese-speaking expanse of more than six million people can intimidate the average traveler. Fear not! Though ... 
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Nature Air Now Connects Costa Rica and Nicaragua

Paige

Written by Paige, Nicaragua, June 2011

Costa Rica’s northern neighbor, though not yet nearly as popular a destination, has been getting plenty of attention in recent years. Nicaragua boasts unique attractions, such as the architecturally ... 
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New Transoceanic Highway Through the Amazon

Paige

Written by Paige, Nicaragua, June 2011

In the works for almost 40 years, the Transoceanica will soon be completed, winding 5,500km (3,400mi), like a paved river, from the Brazilian Atlantic to the Peruvian Pacific. With a single bridge ... 
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Rio for Cruise Visitors

Written by Ernest White, February 2013

With its stunning natural setting and boisterous, engaging culture, Rio de Janeiro is one of the most exciting ports of call available on any cruise itinerary. Getting to know the Marvelous City, as ... 
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Train Travel In Peru

Written by David J, February 2013

Peru has a very limited train network, but the lines that do exist offer a great alternative to domestic flights and long-distance buses. Tourists can travel with PeruRail throughout the year, but ... 
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