Panama City to Rio de Janeiro: Travels through South America

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Panama City to Rio de Janeiro: Travels through South America

From the grime of Asuncion to the tango houses of Buenos Aires, Jason Smart and his wife travels through the vast continent of South America on an eye-opening adventure. Beginning in Panama City and ending in Rio de Janeiro, they try to see as much as they can without succumbing to altitude sickness or over indulging in prime steak.

The pair seek out a sloth amid the skyscrapers of Panama City, then head to Machu Picchu to see the Lost City of the Incas. Travelling by bus to Lake Titicaca, they cross the border into Bolivia, where they witness a strange spectacle known as the Blessing of the Automobiles. Next, they head to La Paz to see llama foetuses for sale in the Witches' Market.

Panama City to Rio de Janeiro is a travelogue covering seven countries in South America. Join Jason Smart in Panama, Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil.

Jason Smart is a published author, with articles appearing in both magazines and print. Currently he has four other travel books published, together with a book chronicling his journey to become a pilot.

Find out more at his website www.theredquest.com.

Other books by Jason Smart:
The Red Quest
Flashpacking through Africa
The Balkan Odyssey
Temples, Tuk-tuks & Fried Fish Lips
Take Your Wings and Fly

Country	USA
Author	Jason Smart
Binding	Kindle Edition
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
Label	Smart Travel Publishing LTD
Manufacturer	Smart Travel Publishing LTD
NumberOfPages	168
PublicationDate	2013-10-12
Publisher	Smart Travel Publishing LTD
ReleaseDate	2013-10-12
Studio	Smart Travel Publishing LTD

Panama City to Rio de Janeiro: Travels through South America

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