Mark Johanson

Travel, Food & Culture Writer

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Mark Johanson is an American journalist based in Santiago, Chile. His stories about travel, food, culture and sustainability have appeared in publications such as National Geographic, Travel + Leisure, Men's Journal, Condé Nast Traveler, AFAR, The Economist, Newsweek, Food & Wine, The Guardian, Bloomberg, Vox, CNN, BBC and a variety of global travel and in-flight magazines. He has also authored a dozen Lonely Planet guidebooks. Click through the photos below and the tabs above for samples of his work.

Valparaiso: A cultural labyrinth

22 places to visit in 2017

10 lesser-known Chilean landscapes (and how to visit them)

Meet Don Parrish, the world’s most traveled man

Exploring new frontiers in South American wine

Visit Chile’s Disappearing Glacier Country

Who is the world’s most traveled person?

Fine dining in Santiago, Chile

Pushing City Limits: 22 Urban Adventures

Beyond ceviche: A culinary tour of Lima

The ultimate stress antidote that costs nothing

The art and science of leasing a lifestyle

Walk Inn: 10 lodges only reached by foot

Choquequirao: Peru’s Lesser-Known ‘Lost City’

The Secret Life of Buenos Aires

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About Mark


Mark is an American journalist based in Santiago, Chile. His articles on travel, culture, food, wine and the environment have appeared in magazines (GQ, Men’s Journal, Newsweek), newspapers (The Guardian, Chicago Tribune), digital publications (Punch, Narratively), and global news outlets (Bloomberg, CNN, BBC). He has also penned several Lonely Planet travel guides and hardcovers, worked as a presenter for Lonely Planet’s video channel, served as a travel expert for NPR and been featured as an authority on travel writing in books such as Travel Writing 2.0.

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Before we set off on the Great Inca Trail of the Qhapaq Ñan, Jose Valverde (center) performed a traditional coca leaf offering 🍃at the ruins of Huanuco Pampa.
Earlier this month, I traveled to Peru to research a story for National Geographic about the Qhapaq Ñan - the 40,000km-long (25,000-mile) road network the Inca built through the Andes.
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