3 week itinerary to South America

Planning a trip to South America for three weeks? 

Here's our suggested itinerary: 

Week 1: - Start your South America adventure in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Explore the iconic sights like Christ the Redeemer statue and Copacabana Beach. - Head to Iguazu Falls, a breathtaking natural wonder on the border of Brazil and Argentina. - Spend a couple of days exploring Buenos Aires, Argentina's vibrant capital known for its tango, architecture, and food.

Week 2: - Fly to Cusco, Peru, and acclimatize to the altitude. - Visit Machu Picchu, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. - Explore the Sacred Valley, home to many Inca ruins and traditional villages. - Take a scenic train ride back to Cusco and explore the city's Incan and colonial heritage.

Week 3: - Fly to Santiago, Chile, and explore the city's cultural attractions and nearby vineyards. - Head to Patagonia and visit Torres del Paine National Park for stunning landscapes and outdoor adventures. - End your trip with a visit to Easter Island (Rapa Nui), famous for its mysterious moai statues and Polynesian culture.

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