The history and prosperity of the Americas were delayed in relation to the countries of Eurasia. As the migrants went to these lands from northeast Asia through the Bering Strait, resettlement occurred from the Arctic territories and Alaska through the central plains deep to the south.

In the Americas, Inca Indians were able to reach the high Andes in Argentina and stopped there. There, in the area of ​​the Inca bridge at the top of Aconcagua, the last Inca refuge was found.

To the south, people lived separately, and there were significantly fewer settlements. These were mainly Indian groups in the regions of Chile, as well as the Indians of Tierra del Fuego.

There is still an annual tradition of uniting all the Indian tribes of North and South America in the center on the Isthmus of Panama. They flee from village to village and carry homemade gifts peculiar only to their tribe. Those who reach the meeting place participate in a common Indian holiday and exchange gifts and traditions.

Across the Americas countries, people and cultures differ but they all bear the common history. It is worth visiting the far North and the far South to compare and track the similarities between nations. Some strong tourists walk from the top to the bottom.

Amazing American lands include snowy high mountains in Alaska, Argentina, Ecuador, Chile, and Peru. Incredible mountain lakes are spread throughout the South American continent. Smooth beaches abundant in wildlife and diversity go from north to south of both extended coasts of the Americas.