Category: Destinations

The scenery during Holly week this year is to stay at home, stay healthy. We hope that this time of religious reflection you can relax and find yourself, think about what is really important in your life and try the best you can do. We are sure our society is smart enough to deal with this illness and that we will find the best solution possible. Here we share some of the activities you use to be able to visit, we are taking reservations for the next year. Easter is a crucial moment in the spiritual and touristic aspects of each country that constitutes South America. For this reason, tourists can use the options the countries offer these days to enjoy this part of the world. These options combine tradition and originality, usually at a low cost. Peru Iquitos is the most important city in the Amazon, a mythical area full of stories, legends, and ecological sites in the Peruvian jungle. Highlights for visitors include the Obelisk of Heroes and Kisth Pool, in the Plaza de Armas, La Casa de Fierro, built-in 1887 by Gustave Eiffel, the architect of the Eiffel Tower, and the Malecón Tarapacá, a boulevard along the Amazon River. You should not miss the beaches in south Lima that can hold a million bathers on Thursday and Friday. In Peru, the mixture of Catholicism and pagan religions creates some of the most colorful celebrations of Holy Week. Brazil A visit to Christ the Redeemer, 709 m. a.s.l., in the heavenly city of Rio de Janeiro, should be on the top of your list for Holy Week in Brazil. This statue was named one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World in 2007. Brazil has the most significant number of Catholics in the world. In this country, the most important day of Easter is Good Friday, when