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Cusco and south

some background info for our trip

General: Conquistador; Pre-Columbian era; Simón Bolívar
Cusco: Andean civilizations; Atacama Desert; Aymara language; Aymara people; Cusco; Francisco Pizarro; Inca Empire; Kingdom of Cusco; Lava; Manco Inca Yupanqui; Ollantaytambo; Peru; Písac; Quechuan languages; Sacred Valley; Sapa Inca
Puna: Central Chile; Central Valley (wine region); Chilean Central Valley; Chilean Matorral; Chiloé Archipelago; German colonization of Valdivia, Osorno and Llanquihue; Mapuche language; Puerto Montt; Salt lake; Spanish colonization of the Americas
Bolivia: 1960 Valdivia earthquake; 2007 Peru earthquake; 2007 Tocopilla earthquake; 2011 Bolivian protests; Alpaca; Altiplano; Andes; Antofagasta Region; Antonio José de Sucre; Araucanía (historic region); Atacama border dispute; Atahualpa; Battle of Cajamarca; Battle of Chacabuco; Battle of Curalaba; Battle of Maipú; Bernardo O'Higgins; Bolivia; Cajamarca; Camelid; Cerro Rico; Chaco War; Chilean Declaration of Independence; Chilean War of Independence; Chilenization of Tacna, Arica and Tarapacá; Consequences of the War of the Pacific; Cria; Criollo people; Cusco Cathedral; Economic history of Chile; European colonization of the Americas; Evo Morales; Flamingo; Floating island; Gonzalo Pizarro; Guanaco; Huaca de Chena; Huayna Capac; Inti Raymi; José de San Martín; Kalasasaya; Killke culture; La Paz; Lake Titicaca; Libertadores; List of earthquakes in Chile; List of earthquakes in Peru; Llama; Machu Picchu; Mapuche; Mapuche silverwork; Megadiverse countries; Mestizo; Mi Teleférico; National Mint of Bolivia; Nazca Plate; Ollanta Humala; Pachacuti; Palacio de Sal; Pedro de la Gasca; Pelantaro; Philip II of Spain; Politics of Peru; Potosí; Presidency of Evo Morales; Puka Mayu (Potosí); Pumapunku; Puna de Atacama; Puna grassland; Puno; Qurikancha; Real Audiencia of Charcas; Real Situado; Saksaywaman; Salar de Uyuni; San Pedro de Atacama; Señor de los Temblores; Siege of Cuzco; Sopocachi; South American Plate; Spanish American wars of independence; Spanish conquest of the Inca Empire; Tiwanaku; Topa Inca Yupanqui; Totora (plant); Uru people; Uru-Murato; Uyuni; Very Large Telescope; Vicuña; War of the Pacific; Yungas
Salar: Arica–La Paz railway; Atacama Region; Avocado; Bolivian cuisine; Bosque de Fray Jorge National Park; Capsicum baccatum; Cherimoya; Chilean Coast Range; Chimú culture; Coquimbo Region; Cordillera de Talinay; Ferrocarril de Antofagasta a Bolivia; Greater La Serena; La Serena, Chile; Limarí Province; Mendoza Province; Mendoza, Argentina; Moche culture; Moche Valley; Native Forest Law; Peruvian cuisine; Plan Serena; Potato; Schinus molle; Sucre; Treaty of Peace and Friendship (1904); Trujillo, Peru; Valdivian temperate rain forest
Atacama: Chenopodium pallidicaule; Chifa; Guinea pig; History of the potato; Olluquito; Oxalis tuberosa; Pachamanca; Quinoa; Tamale; Tocosh; Tropaeolum tuberosum; Ullucus
Santiago: Alfajor; Chicha; Chicha morada; Inca architecture; Inca cuisine; Latin American cuisine; List of Peruvian dishes; Peruvian art; Peruvian Pisco; Pisco; Pisco Sour; Purple corn; Taquile Island
South of Santiago: 1973 Chilean coup d'état; Augusto Pinochet; Gate of the Sun; Government Junta of Chile (1973); Military dictatorship of Chile (1973–90); Pedro Cieza de León; Presidency of Salvador Allende; San Antonio, Chile; Santiago; Valparaíso; Viña del Mar