Hotel Ke Kuul Salta

Pasaje Calixto Gauna 944 Salta, Province of Salta, Northern Argentina, Argentina

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First town in Argentina

A travel blog entry by petemacleod

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... a gaucho (cowboy) and she had a frilly dress so that made up for the noise. The steak was fine but not very peppery and the Malbec from nearby vineyards in Cafayate was disappointing. However, our beer came in cactus shaped coolers- classy!

We finished our night with some karaoke. We felt a bit sorry for the people there celebrating a
birthday but they didn’t seem to mind us being ...

Horse back riding

A travel blog entry by sophieandhannah

After a late night last night we were still up at 10am to get ready for our horse riding trip. At 12:30 we were picked up by a taxi and were driven an hour out of the city to a pretty ranch where we were plied with wine and fed a huge asado (bbq) for lunch. This did wonders for a hangover. We spent a couple of hours eating, drinking ad talking to others who were (or already ...

Into Argetina

A travel blog entry by alsie

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... but the "viejos" were in bed by 10:00 every night and missed that aspect. However, we did see lots of people with guitars as we walked about the town. There is a very famous museum (MAMM) in the city center dealing exclusively with the three sacrificial Incan children found at the top of a 22,000 ft volcano and perfectly preserved in the very high Andes - basically "freeze dried" - very interesting. The museum ...

Vallée Calchaquies

A travel blog entry by lilipop

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... sur Cachi. Petit village comme sorti de nul part. Toutes ces maisons blanche sur ce terrain rouge donnent un résultat très contraté. Nous y achetons de quoi déjeuné et reprenons la route.
A partir de ce point, nous descendons la vallée oú coule le Rio Calchaquie. Nous y trouvons des Lamas venus manger l'herbe d'un vert intense poussant le long du fleuve. On passe de ce fait dans un lieu extraordinaire. A droite de ...

Crossing lines

A travel blog entry by lynnandkriss

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... that promises to drop us on the very doorstep. Our trip to the local (and highly recommended) art gallery foiled by refurbishment, we were much relieved to discover a supermarket virtually on the doorstep as compensation. We spent an hour wandering around it, convinced we had got the exchange rate wrong; “this Malbec is about £3 a bottle – that can’t be right” and it wasn’t – it was just over £2. We have consequently stuffed ...