Wilson Salta

... alhotel ts les vend soirs il ya une bouffe vegetarienne preparee par un pote cuistot.. cest super bon, bcp dargentins viennent ts les vend ( ce st des cop au proprio, le jeune aui ma ouvert le premier jour): ns sommes eulemt 4 touristes: asley lamericaine, berber le jeune fr de 18 ans, edouar lirlandais...<br>la soirre se termine ds un bar ou il ya un concert de cumbia bresilienne, cets genial... jadore..-.<br>je rentre au petit matin juste pour prdre mon sac et filer prndre mon bus de 7h

... in Salta was spent with Carina, we intended to head to the museum with the mummified Incan Children, but it was closed, being a Monday, so we drank lots of coffee in the square instead!<br> I then made my way up to the top of Montaña San Bernardo by cable car. Up the top there was some amazing views over the whole of Salta.<br> On Tuesday I went on an organised tour to Cafayate (pronounced Caf-a-shat-ay), where we ...

... of wine! Before all that we decide to get a taste of local folk music and traditional fare, so head to one fot the peñas - a folk music bar/resturant. The food was fine, but the live singers were much more fun. We spent the evening understanding absolutely nothing of what was sung/said, had to introduce our selves to the whole resturant twice and got ourselves several rounds of applause... it was then that the dancers (doing some traditional spanish dance) asked Ali ...

... I came to a valuable turning point. Perhaps the reason I wasn´t bonding with Salta is becasue she is a complete stranger, we speak a different language and know a different way of life. Buenos Aires was familiarity. In the leafy streets of Buenos Aires is the spirit of Barcelona, Paris or Madrid. The over hanging branches shades the European traveller from the intense heat of the Argentine sun and along with it the Argentina which exsits beyond it's vast footprint. You feel safe there, you ...

It is so nice to spend some time in one place, dont get me wrong the travel accross South America is fantastic but is so nice not to have to put a tent up one day and take it down the next. We have had 3 days in Salta, chilling drinking and sight seeing. We went white water raffting and played on the zip lines yesterday. Last night we went ...

... for a daytrip. We saw some of the tunnels and viaducts that make it a famous railway line, but once we entered the Quebrada del Toro, we weren't looking for the train anymore. Another magnificent canyon with colours and rock formations beyond imagination, mountainsides littered with cactus and a dusty dry riverbed below. The dangerously windy and narrow dirt road curved around the mountains and zig-zagged back and forth across the ...

... 5 tage hiergesessen und gegruebelt wohin ich denn will. Fahre nachher 26 stunden zu den iguazu faellen and der grenze bra, arg, paraguay...is das letzte must see in suedamerika fuer mich....danach wuerde ich gerne den paraguay river hoch nach brazilien...aber da weiss ich wieder mal nicht ob es da stempel fuer meinen pass gibt... mal schaun. Also, bei condor fliegenpreise unbedingt bescheid sagen!!! ciao frank/asci