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| 01 | Chile: Introduction: Why Go Now: Explora AtacamaRead a member postcard on a trip to Explora Atacama. |
| 02 | Chile: Where to Stay: Luxury: Explora Expands to Easter IslandWhen you travel more than twenty-four hours to get somewhere, it had better be worth the trip. To reach the Explora resort in remote Patagonia, I had to take a... |
| 03 | Chile: Introduction: Why Go Now: Destination Report: SantiagoRead the in-depth destination report on Santiago, the capital of Chile, including tips on the best hotels, restaurants, shops and day trips. |
| 04 | Chile: Introduction: Why Go Now: Explora Rapa NuiRead a review of the Explora on Easter Island. |
| 05 | Active/Adventure: Pulse: Breaking News: Postcard on Antarctic RescueIndagare member Lara Rubin, who is traveling on one of the ships enlisted to aid the sinking Explorer, sent us an eyewitness account of last night’s Antarctic rescue. “In the... |
| 06 | Santiago: Introduction: BasicsLanguage: Spanish, but English is spoken and understood at most hotels and restaurants and by many people you’ll encounter throughout the city, from taxi drivers to store clerks. Currency: Chilean... |
| 07 | Santiago: Where to Eat: Quick Break: Puerto FuyNamed after a small village in Southern Chile, this sophisticated Vitacura restaurant is popular for its gourmet fare and tony, minimalist decor—a perfect spot for lunch. The seafood-heavy menu walks... |
| 08 | Commentary: How to Submit a Postcard to IndagareSubmitting a “postcard”—a few lines or paragraphs about a travel discovery—is easy. Just send us an email to postcards@indagare.com. You might choose to give tips about a trip or destination... |
| 09 | General Information: How to Submit a Postcard to IndagareSubmitting a “postcard”—a few lines or paragraphs about a travel discovery—is easy. Just send us an email to postcards@indagare.com. You might choose to give tips about a trip or destination... |
| 10 | Santiago: Introduction: OverviewLike many travelers to Santiago, my first time in the Chilean capital was a bit of an afterthought—a convenient three-day stopover en route to somewhere else, Argentina’s Mendoza wine region.... |
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| 01 | Discussion Boards:General Information: Instant PostcardsNow you can post postcards directly to the site. Just use the Reply box below and remember to click on Submit your reply. Thanks for sharing your recent discoveries with... |
| 02 | Ask Advice:Questions and Answers: Peru/ GalapagosThere are lots of operators that organize private tours in Peru and the Galapagos. The main difference between them is the level of hand holding involved. The most sophisticated and... |
| 03 | Ask Advice:Questions and Answers: Children and ChileWith three young children in tow we are going to visit Chile. Would love to do the ranch thing and see other great child friendly places. The trip kicks off... |
| 04 | Ask Advice:Questions and Answers: Children and ChileFrom Liz Caskey, who runs gourmet tours in Chile: “With respect to your inquiry, the only ranch I can think of close to Santiago would Hacienda Los Lingues which dates... |
| 05 | Ask Advice:Questions and Answers: Dining in San Miguel de AllendeFrom Indagare contributor, Jim Atkinson, who has traveled to San Miguel frequently: “First, there’s been a bit of a restaurant explosion in San Miguel, but my wife and I still... |
| 06 | Discussion Boards:General Information: Fearing’s – The Best Southwestern Food in DallasThough this restaurant opened early last fall, each time I go there I’m in heaven. For years, I’ve savored Dean Fearing’s famous tortilla soup, wild boar quesadillas and lobster tacos... |
| 07 | Discussion Boards:General Information: If it's Good Enough for Julia ChildI couldnt agree more. In fact, have just finished a lunch take away from La Super Rica. This little taqueria has some of the best mexican food you have ever... |
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| 09 | Ask Advice:Questions and Answers: TurkeyThere are lots of fantastic add-ons, including Bodrum and a gulet trip, but also consider Ephesus and Cappadocia, where your kids would love staying in one of the cave hotels... |
| 10 | Ask Advice:Questions and Answers: BurmaRead postcards with more hotel and cruise suggestions from members George Butterfield and Frederique Raeymaekers on their recent trips too. |
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