Here is a guide to traveling to South America during the short holiday

Instant transfer friends! The short holiday is coming soon, so here is some essential knowledge for a 26-day trip to South America, where you can enjoy the beautiful lakes and mountains, and unlock the mysterious and wild South America throughout the trip! No need to ask, just look ~ to help you enjoy the rich exotic customs! / 🌍Itinerary: DAY1-DAY3: Fly to Sao Paulo, Brazil, and take a bus into the city to enjoy the South American scenery. DAY4-DAY12: First go to Lima to explore the city, then fly to Iquitos for adventure, and then return to Lima for sightseeing. Then fly to Urubamba, immerse yourself in the Inca culture, and visit Machu Picchu and Cusco. Then we’ll spend 6 hours on the journey to the Huacachina Oasis, explore the Pisco and Paracas National Reserves, and finally return to Lima to fly over Santiago. DAY13-DAY15: Experience the seaside life in Santiago, go to a winery for wine tasting, and then fly to Rio de Janeiro to experience the frenzy of South America. DAY16-26: Fly from Rio de Janeiro to Foz do Iguaçu and experience the impressive Iguaçu Falls. Then fly to Buenos Aires to Colonia (Uruguay). Return to Ushuaia via Buenos Aires. Finally, we will take a plane, pass through Istanbul, and return to Guangzhou, ending this world exploration journey. / Attractions to visit: 🕌St. Paul's Cathedral: Like a piece of time flowing through stone, the Gothic and Renaissance styles are glittering and magnificent. 🏔️Machu Picchu: An Inca city forgotten deep in the Andes Mountains. The magnificent scenery unfolds like a scroll. The first view is amazing and beautiful. 🗽Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro: This world-famous giant sculpture overlooks the entire city of Rio, full of shock and awe. That is Rio, that is Brazil. 🌳Iguazú National Park (Argentina): There are raging waterfalls in front of you, and the symphony of flying birds and water sounds in your ears. Waterfalls, green plants, and wild animals are all natural beauties that you must visit once in your lifetime. / 📱First part: First of all, you definitely need to bring a phone card and a plug converter. The power plugs in South America may be different from what we are used to, so it is essential to carry a universal plug converter. As for phone cards, it is recommended to purchase them locally for Internet access and communication. 📂Part 2: Necessary items for certificates. First of all, a passport, and of course, don’t forget that you’ll also need a visa for South America! Then there is travel insurance, which will provide you with strong protection in case of any unexpected events during your trip. 🧥Part 3: March in South America is autumn, so clothing should be comfortable and warm. Of course, you are going to the rainforest and plateau in South America, so waterproof jackets and thermal underwear are essential. Don't forget to bring your sun hat and sunglasses because South America is near the equator and the sun is very strong. 🔌Part 4: When you go out, it is important to protect your electronic devices. It's also a good idea to bring chargers for your camera and phone, and a portable battery. This way you don't have to worry about finding an outlet. / This is the beauty of South America. I hope you can feel it with your heart. I wish you a different travel experience! 🎈