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South America is home to an amazing array of natural wonders. From the majestic Andes mountains of Peru to the colorful streets of Brazil during the festival of Carnival, South America has a little something for everyone. It seems almost as though South America was built for travel. The continent is full of exciting challenges and thrills.

Expedia offers a host of South America hotel deals and packages. For some events, such as Carnival, you will definitely want to make your reservations as early as possible so that you are able to ensure that you will have a room waiting for you.

Machu Picchu

For many who visit South America, a trip to this ancient, lost Inca city is the perfect capstone to their trip. Machu Picchu is the most well-known archaeological site on South America, and it is a common destination to those visiting Peru. For anyone even remotely interested in the history of the Incas, a visit to Machu Picchu is a must.

The Galapagos Islands

These islands, located near Ecuador, were made most famous by evolutionary master Charles Darwin. Even today, there is a bewildering array of animals on the islands, and they all tend to mostly ignore humans even when they arrive to take photos.

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

With world-famous beaches and the statue of Christ the Redeemer, or Cristo Redentor as it is known locally, Rio is a city that presents an exhilarating experience to any who visit. From white sand beaches, some as famous as Copacabana and Ipanema, to the busting city of Rio itself, there is always a good time to be had. Of course, no one can forget about Carnival, which may well be the world's largest party often bringing in millions of revelers.

The Amazon Forest

The thick Amazon rain forest calls out for those looking for an unforgettable adventure. The beauty and biodiversity of this breathtaking forest cannot be sufficiently put into words and simply must be experienced to fully understand.

Hidden deep within the Amazon, Kaiteur Falls is a true once-in-a-lifetime experience, as the water shoots out over an 820-foot cliff at a rate of 30,000 gallons per second. For those who are truly brave, it is possible to reach the top of the falls and peek out over them into the waters below.