On Isla Del Sol, Lake Titicaca; the largest lake in the world!
Inhabitants on the island have little farms for minimal produce and an amazing view!
The floating islands was an amazing story. Goes to show the extent we humans will take to survive! 
Inhabitants used straw like plants to make everything on their island including their boats!
They had moved to these floating islands to escape the Spainards!
Hair cut anyone? Santiago has a nice little spot where they do hair cuts like these use to. With the old school folded chairs and the sharp shavers that would cut your skin if done wrongly. Whilst on a free walking tour in Santiago, they showed us this little shop with old men who speak no english at all. With their old white beards and their white coats, they looked like philosophers with blades! They managed to also keep the authenticity of the place as well!
One of the most random looking children playground I have ever come across in my entire life. Filled with colours and interesting art work, Plaza Brasil was located in the city of Santiago. There was a lady that was exercising there, but I do not think it would have been appropriate for me to take a portrait of her perspiring.
The guide had mentioned that the colours represents the lively characteristics of Brazilians! 
We did not stay that long so I did not have the chance to let out my inner child!
Pretty sure this guy was not amused with my picture taking..
This random post is dedicated to some washed up cars during my hikes. They probably need some work, and if they got nurtured, they could be pretty amazing!
In a small town near Bariloche, Argentina, is El Bolson! A beautiful place for hippies to come together, meet and greet!
They have a market 3 times a week and there is just too much food to choose from!
We just wanted to eat everything!
We thought this guy was giving us a free sample. After we took a bite, he said it was 5peos! I think we need more Spanish practice!
The colourful signs really made it a whole lot more attractive!