South America is the fourth largest continent in the world. It lies on both sides of the equator and tropic of Capricorn. It is joined to Central and North America by the Isthmus of Panama on the north. It is divided politically into 12 independent countries. They are Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, and Venezuela and the overseas department of French Guiana. At its broadest point, near where it is crossed by the equator, the continent extends c.3, 300 mi (5,300 km) from east to west. South America is connected to North America by the Isthmus of Panama; it is washed on the North by the Caribbean Sea, on the East by the Atlantic Ocean, and on the West by the Pacific Ocean.
Traveling ? an Experience: Traveling new places, and exploring them and discovering about them ourselves is a joyful and a learning experience and it should not to be missed. A part of the experience is being open to the adventure. Traveling develops the knowledge and common sense since you visit many places. Tips for Traveling South America: Before traveling to South America, you must note down the things to do. They are:
Getting the Right Travel Documents: Passport is the main thing that you must get before traveling. If you do not have a passport already, try to get that first. You must begin the work at least before six months. Only then you can make all arrangements for your visa also. For getting visas, depending on the place you are traveling passport is required. Each country will have different needs and time frames for getting your all-important passports and visas. You can get that information directly from the embassy or consulate of the country that you had planned to visit. You would be able to find contact information at Embassies of South America.
While you apply for a US passport it is not much difficult. You should be sure that you have all the required things before you go to a passport office. You should fill an application that is available in passport acceptance facilities in your area and then submit it in person, with the proof of citizenship that includes a certified birth certificate, naturalization certificate, or certificate of citizenship. In addition, you have to show proof of identification, which may be naturalization or citizenship papers, current driver's license, military or government id, or airline id. You also need two identical 2x2 full face photographs. These may be in color or black and white. At last, there comes the need of money. It would be better to check on the fee and the payment method before you go. You can for a passport even for a child who is at the age under twelve and the child need not be present at the passport office unless he is asked to be there. If in case you need your passport within five weeks, you may pay an extra fee and you will have to show your tickets and reservations to do this.
Choosing the Destination: In South America, there are so many countries and attractions to visit. Each of the country of South America has its own attraction and charms. Countries and Territories have charms and attractions of its own. You may browse on the photo galleries for previews of South America. The map of South America can also be helpful. You can take time to research the hundreds of opportunities that are offered by many tour operators. Tours help to develop our cultural enrichment, to learn from shamans and medicine men, and they also challenge your athletic ability. If you decide to travel with a tour operator, you must be sure to check all the details. You must collect the comments from other customers also. Even consider the amount of time you will spend in directed activities and how much time you will be free.
Making the Travel Arrangements: If you travel on your own, then you are responsible for all your own travel arrangements, reservations and for verifying them as needed. You have to see the best flights for the cost with the most suitable airports or you need to rent a car and travel around on your own. You'll surely want to find a place to hang about. Once you've decided on a destination, you have to get there. There are many airlines that fly internationally to South America and within the continent. There are many hotels, inns, posada, bed and breakfast inns, hostels and campgrounds, and resorts that range from the simplest hostel to very expensive, five star hotels. You should also reserve for entrance to specific tours.
Preparing Yourself for Travel: After deciding about your destination and making travel arrangements with your documents, you have to prepare yourself for traveling. If you have time, try to study Spanish and or Brazilian Portuguese before you go. You'll find the South Americans praise your efforts to learn their languages and will respond well. Even if you can't get to a language program, get a language tape or CD, listen and practice. Ask questions and discuss your travel plans with other travelers on the South America for Visitors forum. You'll get a lot of suggestions and insight there. You'll need to register to post, but it's easy and free. Prepare yourself for the weather changes. Buy a digital camera and take plenty of photos. Take a notebook to record every day?s activities. The most important thing is that you should relax and enjoy. Once you make a first trip to South America you like to go again and again. This helps you to learn more about this splendid continent.
Traveling ? an Experience: Traveling new places, and exploring them and discovering about them ourselves is a joyful and a learning experience and it should not to be missed. A part of the experience is being open to the adventure. Traveling develops the knowledge and common sense since you visit many places. Tips for Traveling South America: Before traveling to South America, you must note down the things to do. They are:
Getting the Right Travel Documents: Passport is the main thing that you must get before traveling. If you do not have a passport already, try to get that first. You must begin the work at least before six months. Only then you can make all arrangements for your visa also. For getting visas, depending on the place you are traveling passport is required. Each country will have different needs and time frames for getting your all-important passports and visas. You can get that information directly from the embassy or consulate of the country that you had planned to visit. You would be able to find contact information at Embassies of South America.
While you apply for a US passport it is not much difficult. You should be sure that you have all the required things before you go to a passport office. You should fill an application that is available in passport acceptance facilities in your area and then submit it in person, with the proof of citizenship that includes a certified birth certificate, naturalization certificate, or certificate of citizenship. In addition, you have to show proof of identification, which may be naturalization or citizenship papers, current driver's license, military or government id, or airline id. You also need two identical 2x2 full face photographs. These may be in color or black and white. At last, there comes the need of money. It would be better to check on the fee and the payment method before you go. You can for a passport even for a child who is at the age under twelve and the child need not be present at the passport office unless he is asked to be there. If in case you need your passport within five weeks, you may pay an extra fee and you will have to show your tickets and reservations to do this.
Choosing the Destination: In South America, there are so many countries and attractions to visit. Each of the country of South America has its own attraction and charms. Countries and Territories have charms and attractions of its own. You may browse on the photo galleries for previews of South America. The map of South America can also be helpful. You can take time to research the hundreds of opportunities that are offered by many tour operators. Tours help to develop our cultural enrichment, to learn from shamans and medicine men, and they also challenge your athletic ability. If you decide to travel with a tour operator, you must be sure to check all the details. You must collect the comments from other customers also. Even consider the amount of time you will spend in directed activities and how much time you will be free.
Making the Travel Arrangements: If you travel on your own, then you are responsible for all your own travel arrangements, reservations and for verifying them as needed. You have to see the best flights for the cost with the most suitable airports or you need to rent a car and travel around on your own. You'll surely want to find a place to hang about. Once you've decided on a destination, you have to get there. There are many airlines that fly internationally to South America and within the continent. There are many hotels, inns, posada, bed and breakfast inns, hostels and campgrounds, and resorts that range from the simplest hostel to very expensive, five star hotels. You should also reserve for entrance to specific tours.
Preparing Yourself for Travel: After deciding about your destination and making travel arrangements with your documents, you have to prepare yourself for traveling. If you have time, try to study Spanish and or Brazilian Portuguese before you go. You'll find the South Americans praise your efforts to learn their languages and will respond well. Even if you can't get to a language program, get a language tape or CD, listen and practice. Ask questions and discuss your travel plans with other travelers on the South America for Visitors forum. You'll get a lot of suggestions and insight there. You'll need to register to post, but it's easy and free. Prepare yourself for the weather changes. Buy a digital camera and take plenty of photos. Take a notebook to record every day?s activities. The most important thing is that you should relax and enjoy. Once you make a first trip to South America you like to go again and again. This helps you to learn more about this splendid continent.
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