Hotel del Virrey Salta
20 de Febrero 420 Salta, Province of Salta, Northern Argentina, A4400EMJ, Argentina
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Salta - Humahuaca - Cafayate - Cachi - Salta
... verschlafenes andines Dörfchen in der Quebrada de la Humahuaca. Eine gute Gelegenheit, sich schon einmal an die Höhe zu gewöhnen, das Dörfchen liegt auf 3.000 m Höhe. Die Bergketten, die man durchfährt beeindrucken durch ihre sich ständig ändernden Farben. Man hat den Eindruck, immer wieder etwas Neues entdecken zu können.
Am nächsten Tag sind wir über Tituan und Purmamarca Richtung Süden, nach Cafayate gefahren. Leider ...
Steaks and wine galore!
... the next 24 hours, we ate empanadas with a side of red wine, and went winery hopping, tasting several versions of wine produced in the area. It was great fun, and as we walked (swaying a little) back to our hostel, we concluded we really like Argentina so far :)
The next few days were spent getting more and more south. We were heading towards Buenos Aires, with a few pit stops along the way. We spent time in Tucuman and Corodoba, both ...
Super Mario
... reason detre, until I met Mario. Mario Schmidt lets call him, I dont know his real surname but Schmidt seems adaquately generic and dull. Mario and his wife Martine we met in our first vineyard in Argentine wine country a 3km bike ride through a vineyard video game landscap. We met on an English tour of the vineyard with the Swiss couple our only company. We exchange pleasantaries, the usual "Where you froms, where you goings, how long fors" ...
Through The Mist, Into The Colour
... follows the RioTumbaya, a rocky trail that passes behind Cerro de Siete Colores (Seven Colours Mountain)...a nice walk finishing at El Porito Lookout on a mountain that got it’s name because to it’s shape, that of a squash (“poro” means squash in the Spanish of the region). Here was a super panoramic view of the area and its surroundings. The Seven Coloured Mountain is the result of a complex geological history. It’s various colour layers ...
Salta
... as in most of the places that we have stayed they speak little english and as we speak little Spanish we end up struggling our own way around the places we visit! Salta was a big city (Argentinas second city, buenos aires beings it's first) and it had a really nice feel to it. The sun shone for us, the people were nice, there was a nice square surrounded by old colonial buildings and there was plenty to do. On our first day we took a rickety old cable car to the top of ...



