South America is home to some of the most beautiful places in the world. But South America is Huge so it can be quite difficult to choose which places to see on a vacation or a long-term trip.
Located next to a lake, Piedra Del Peñol offers spectacular panoramic views, especially for those who choose to hike the 600+ stairs that lead to the top of this rock.
Unlike some natural hot springs, Termales Santa Rosa de Cabal is quite developed.Here visitors can enjoy a few different hot pools, scenic bridges and trails, waterfalls, showers, restaurants, and hotels.
At Valle De Cocora visitors can pay a small fee and go up to multiple viewpoints to see these palm trees up close or even go on longer half-day trails that loop through the valley.
Tatacoa Desert might be one of the most underrated places in South America. Tatacoa Desert is a must for those who enjoy something a bit different. But Tatacoa Desert is extremely hot so most people either really enjoy it or can’t wait to leave it.
Quilotoa Lake is famous for its turquoise blue color and breathtaking mountain scenery that surrounds it. There are a few designated viewing platforms overlooking Quilotoa lake along with some restaurants and souvenir shops.