Travel Blogs from San Ignacio, Argentina

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And Then There Were Four, San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

And Then There Were Four

A travel blog entry by thymeoff

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... and groceries, DC3 never missed a beat as the four of us made our way northeast to the Jesuit Ruins at Santa Ana and San Ignacio. The ruins were as impressive as on our first visit to similar sites across the river in Paraguay back in January, but these ...

Jesuit Ruins, San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

Jesuit Ruins

A travel blog entry by camille

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I might not have gotten to see the Paraguay ones, but I sacrificed myself and got a 6:30am bus to go see the Argentinian ones. Ruins After my 6 hour bus ride, I was dropped off by the side of the road to visit the ruins. I left my bags at the ...

Jesuit ruins at Santa Trinidad, Santa Trinidad, Paraguay travel blog

Jesuit ruins at Santa Trinidad

A travel blog entry by paulrobinson

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The best Jesuit ruins are at Santa Trinidad near ...

The Jesuits of the Sierras, San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

The Jesuits of the Sierras

A travel blog entry by blownaway

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... ' weer doorgetrokken. Reizen is keuzes maken en soms hebben kleine keuzes grote afstanden tot gevolg. Na Iguacu stopten we namelijk in San Ignacio voor wat ruines en daar konden we, tegen de verwachting in, gelijk een bus naar Cordoba nemen (zo'n 20 uur ...

San Ignacio Miní, San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

San Ignacio Miní

A travel blog entry by squonk2000

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... ). I had some and I tried to hitch-hike for a while but as the bus came, I took it. The bus brought me to San Ignacio Miní. There I visited the Jesuitical ruins, such an interesting place. It was declared world heritage sites by the UNESCO due of its ...

4x4, missions and culinary disaster, San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

4x4, missions and culinary disaster

A travel blog entry by fatsomoo

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... for us as the English guides were not present. Nevertheless a day trip to Paraguay was cool. Afterwards we then took a bus to San Ignacio. Followed by a brief walk to find a hostel! Between the 4 of us we managed to hash together one of the worst meals ...

Jesuit ruins, San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

Jesuit ruins

A travel blog entry by thechans

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2/16 San Ignacio, Argentina Miles travelled: 47371 We made a stop today near the Jesuit mission of San Ignacio. The Jesuit priests from Spain & Portugal established 30 missions in the area in the 17th century to evangelize the native population. ...

Estancia and ruins, San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

Estancia and ruins

A travel blog entry by riege

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... some time to read.As soon as the sun dissapeared it was though time for the fireplace. Early in the evening we caught then a bus to San Ignacio where it was freezing cold and as we were so tired we all had an early night. The next day we visited the ruins ...

San Ignacio - River and Ruins, San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

San Ignacio - River and Ruins

A travel blog entry by antipodean

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We arrived in San Ignacio by overnight bus at 5am. It was meant to arrive at 3am but due to some complications arrived late. Our transfer from the bus station had left, and Shauna trotted off to the hotel to wake the owners and get us a lift to the hotel. ...

Trip to Iguazu, San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

Trip to Iguazu

A travel blog entry by schnaefu

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We went to see the Ruins of the Missionares in San ...

San Ignacio Mini, San Ignacio Mini, Argentina travel blog

San Ignacio Mini

A travel blog entry by ilovetravel0

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Michelle and Anna an american mother and daughter from Washington State who i met in Iguazu decided to come to San Ignacio Mini with me. We stayed in a room in an artists house. It was pretty basic with cobwebs all over the ceiling and an outside bathroom ...

San Ignacio Argentina, San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

San Ignacio Argentina

A travel blog entry by danielaccg

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... the lady kind of confused us when she quoted us prices, but we paid 25 pesos in the end. and the rooms were super-clean. San Ignacio Mini Heres a recap of how we arrived in San Ignacio Mini to make sure were all on the same page: From Colonia, ...

Back in Argentina, San Ignacio Mini, Argentina travel blog

Back in Argentina

A travel blog entry by loganandkatie

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           The only reason that I came to San Ignacio Mini was because I didn´t want to stay in the big border city of Posadas after the 14 hour bus ride from Salto.  The bus ride ended up being ...

Street Art and Village Church at San Ignacio, San Ignacio Guazu, Paraguay travel blog

Street Art and Village Church at San Ignacio

A travel blog entry by paulrobinson

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This is a very pretty village with a museum, where photo's are sadly not allowed, and a pretty Jesuit church. there are traditional paintings on the walls in the picturesque ...

Arrival at Estancia Corralito, La Paz, Argentina travel blog

Arrival at Estancia Corralito

A travel blog entry by gadaboutdad

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... 150 years?   Lola runs the horse operation as a sideline, primarily for her own enjoyment.   The Indians indigenous to Argentina rode paint ponies like the USSA natives.  Lola owns one, not by choice.  A roving stallion broke into ...

Feb 15, 2011, San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

Feb 15, 2011

A travel blog entry by andrew_leesia

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A tiny town, in the middle of nowhere..., San Ignacio Mini, Argentina travel blog

A tiny town, in the middle of nowhere...

A travel blog entry by jam10

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... in Santa Fe and Rosario on the way.  A nice stop over point on the road to Santa Fe is a small sleepy town called San Ignacio Mini, home to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the ruins of the “Jesuit Guaraní Missions.”  This was a ...

It never rains but it pours., San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

It never rains but it pours.

A travel blog entry by tonyandsara_rtw

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... So we booked our bus onwards for the next day. The next day came and we tried and failed to get up to be at the ruins (San Ignacio Mini - Jesuit Mission as in the film "The Mission" - yes the ruins were very traumatic for Tony) for 7 when they open and ...

The Ruins of San Ignacio, San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

The Ruins of San Ignacio

A travel blog entry by thephibbles

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Hi Everyone, Last Wednesday we drove from Iguazu to the San Ignacio ruins. The drive was about 280kms but took a lot longer as we were driving along the border road, we went through about 20 immigration checkpoints. The area is known as Missiones after ...

Ruinas Jesuíticas San Ignacio Miní, San Ignacio Mini, Argentina travel blog

Ruinas Jesuíticas San Ignacio Miní

A travel blog entry by barbieandken

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Argentina - its a wrap!, San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

Argentina - its a wrap!

A travel blog entry by southwickchris

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... .   For being the largest and most important site of its time, it is the least recognizable today.   Back in San Ignacio, where I was staying, Minì had a free nighttime sound and light show which sucked.  I am staying at some artists ...

The Follow-up (Part 1), Misiones, Argentina travel blog

The Follow-up (Part 1)

A travel blog entry by zento

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... better for nature to take over it's reign of these grounds than man. The third and most important missionary site, San Ignacio, inscribed on the UNESCO's World Heritage list, was reconstructed so obviously there much more to see physically, and ...

Trip to Iguazu, Ibera, Argentina travel blog

Trip to Iguazu

A travel blog entry by schnaefu

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The road to Ibera was quiet challenging - especially with a car like ours - as there was no asphalt.... just stones and loads of wholes in the street. But for those who know me will agree that this shouldn't be a problem for me... :-) The Esteros del ...

Jesuit Missions, San Ignacio Mini, Argentina travel blog

Jesuit Missions

A travel blog entry by nicola

Just 20 hours on 3 buses later and here I am in San Ignacio Mini, a sleepy little town known only for the ruins of its Jesuit Mission. Getting off the bus in mid-afternoon I was struck instantly by the heat and humidity - almost back in the jungle ...

San Ignacio, San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

San Ignacio

A travel blog entry by ellenmilton

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... cada media hora desde la Terminal $5.- en cualquiera de las empresas, aproximadamente 2 horas de viaje.   Ruinas de San Ignacio. Entrada para argentinos $ 7, entrada para extranjeros $ 12. Esta entrada sirve por 15 días para ingresar a cualquiera ...

Las missiones, San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

Las missiones

A travel blog entry by worldtaste

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We could have took the ticket to Posadas, but I was not really in love of the city after my first passage and San Ignacio was really near from the 2 missions: one of them a huge red sandstone mission in the center of the town and the other one on the way ...

jesuit ruins, San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

jesuit ruins

A travel blog entry by ilovemonkeys

san ignacio, a small town between posadas and puerto iguazú in north-easten argentina. it is famous for the ruins of a jesuit city that thrived there for 150 years or so around the 17-18th century. i spent one night there, in this strange little ...

Jesuit Missions in N Argentina, San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

Jesuit Missions in N Argentina

A travel blog entry by wardonkey

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On our way to Buenos Aires, Dale, Caitriona and I decided to see some sights. Got to the San Ignacio ruins, which were pretty cool, and then to Corrientes, which was terrible, hence no ...

Auf den Spuren der Jesuiten-Missionen, San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

Auf den Spuren der Jesuiten-Missionen

A travel blog entry by bauerman

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hallo ihr lieben! Von Mercedes ging unsere Reise ueber Corrientes/Umsteigen weiter nach San Ignacio. Bei einer 9 stuendigen Busfahrt, zum ersten Mal tagsueber konnte ich ausfuehrlich die traumhafte Landschaft geniessen. Es ist wie Universum schauen, nur ...

Into the Deep Northeast, San Ignacio, Argentina travel blog

Into the Deep Northeast

A travel blog entry by whk2006

... . With red soil and more humid weather, even the vegetation looks different from those in other parts of Argentina. We stayed for a night in San Ignacio, to see the 17th century Jesuit mssion ruin (which was featured in the 1986 movie: "Mission"). It ...

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