Cordoba Campgrounds - Reviews and Rates

Time seems to be moving very slowly at this moment in time as I continue to wait for my night bus but I do have a relatively untouched copy of Catch 22 to get through. I say untouched, I mean unread, the front cover is gaffer taped to the spine and the first couple of pages are about to be lost, I'm sure of it but anyway: After the relaxation of...

Cordoba is Argentina's second biggest city and as a result has always been a bit rebellious, particularly to anything coming out of Buenos Aires. They have signs up on lampposts "Islas Malvinas - Argentinas" Again, like the other places here, the people are very friendly and things are very people friendly. We just took things easy here, recharg...

So the days have gone by and with interesting times. Everyday we discover new and exciting adventures constantly changing direction, adding and subtracting from our not final itinerary. Meeting Jenny was fun and exciting and traveling for the day was cool. The us ride over to Cordoba was hectic. I got to the hostel a little late from Palermo wit...

I´m now 3 months in to my travels! It's been a whirlwind of a trip so far. I´m packing as much in as possible, sometimes too much. The landscape is incredible, in a 3 hour bus ride last week I started in a hot dry city (Cordoba) and within an hour I was in a cloud forest, thick with mosses, ferns and waterfalls, then, what seemed like minutes la...

My first impressions were I didnt like this place. Having spent two days here I saw nothing to disuade me from that impression. I have learned to trust my instincts since coming here and they havent steered me wrong so far. We will leave today and go to Mendoza. Perhaps I am comparing it to Salta and in my judgement it isnt competing well. There...