Despite fears of social unrest, a traveler takes a vacation to Buenos Aires, Argentina, after getting the green light from the United Nations, only to find herself surrounded by violent …
South America
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A Human Moment
Learning to Communicate with Weavers on Lake Titicaca
by Kate Meadowsby Kate MeadowsWhile studying Quechua culture on Taquile Island, Lake Titicaca, a lonely researcher struggles to communicate with the local weavers, forcing her to reflect on who is at fault as she …
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A Book Led Me There
Taking My Sick Inner Child on an Impossible Machu Picchu Adventure
by Riley Ringerby Riley RingerFollowing a sickness-stricken childhood, a traveler vows to discover the long-lost city of Machu Picchu, which she’d known only through books, battling mountain mudslides and broken boots while carrying her …
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A Book Led Me There
The Saddle I Inherited: Living as a Gaucho in My Father’s Patagonia
by Camila Rikliby Camila RikliThe daughter of a Patagonian gaucho traces her heritage on horseback, testing her grit as she joins a livestock drive across the vast, unforgiving pampas.
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When a backpacker chances upon a stabbing victim, he’s forced to intervene to save a life, but can he navigate the chaotic streets and get to the hospital in time?
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South AmericaWhat It's Like
What It’s Like to Travel in South America – Locals and Travelers Weigh In
In a new series for Intrepid Times, we look at what it’s actually like to travel in various parts of the world, with first hand stories and testimony of locals …
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When a 21-year-old female solo traveler finds herself in Guayaquil, Ecuador’s most infamous city, even a short walk to the bank feels like Mission Impossible. “¿Hablas Español?” The taxi driver …