SOUTH AMERICA BACKPACKING 3 MONTHS 2013
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Dates
1 Feb '13 to
30 Apr '13
Flexible?
Yeah, sure
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SOUTH AMERICA BACKPACKING 3 MONTHS 2013
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Sapna Hey! Very interested in this! Seems like a lot of people are. I'm new to this site so not sure how it works - how would we all go about making a plan together?
9 months ago
WW poet I am interested in this trip as long it is flexible and open
9 months ago
Zepu Hi guys... I'm new to this site... I'm looking at trekking through various parts of South America through January 2013. I will be in Argentina throughout all of December. anyone with tips or keen to roll with me inbox me. at the present moment I have no plan, I just know I want to do the trip. I'm extremely flexible
10 months ago
samantha I am very interested in this trip!
10 months ago
PeT I'd love to join...It's really a dream, I hope to make it :)
10 months ago
Rachel Very Interested!!!
10 months ago
Nik Hey I am going to South America in Janurary 2013, I have also previously backpacked the east coast from Sydney to Cairns in Australia. I went alone to Australia but wouldn't mind meeting up to travel together as i am a lot more unfamiliar with SA. I plan on starting in Argentina and making my way down to Brazil for Carnival in February. ttys
10 months ago
Alaina I would love to do this. I am looking to travel anytime between January 2013 and April 2013. Keep me posted, I'd love to travel with you!
11 months ago
bobwowski I am down to do this. I was looking to travel Central and South America from Jan 2013 to May 2013 so the timing of this is perfect. Would love to join you!
11 months ago
egypttravel The Bazaars and Suburbs of Ancient Cairo
A representative will pick you up from your hotel in Cairo to visit El Ghoriya, a very famous district in Egypt located in El Gamalia area (the center of the Fatimid Cairo). It is bordered by El Gamalia Street, which embraces El Azhar mosque, which in turn separates El Ghoriya, the tomb of Al Hussein and Khan El Khalili. Then proceed to Cairo's famous gates (Bab). According to Maqrizi, there were eight gates but three have been replaced: Bab Zuwayla, Bab al Futah and Bab el Nasr. Your next stop is El Mosky, a district founded by Prince Ezz El Din Mosk. On El Mosky there are two streets: one totally devoted for the electric instruments and the other to chandeliers. El Mosky is known for its prices as the merchants in this market sell all the products with retail prices. At the end of your tour, you will be driven back to your hotel. http://WWW.egypttravel.cc
1 year ago
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