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... We really don't know. It will depend on what we find along the way. How many countries have you been through? Only 2 countries: Argentina and Chile. We went into a small part of Chile at the beginning, but it has mainly been Argentina so far. We will ...
The next morning we visited a couple of the local wineries, Bodega Etchart, and Bodega la Banda.
... a nice bottle of chianti I was still as full as fat lady's sock when the waiter eventually took the mess away. The Cafayate valley is home to a number of wineries which we had intended to explore by bike but after getting sandblasted at some dunes, ...
... there. The second place was a lot better, it was the National Museum of Argentine History - the building was where Argentina declared its independence from Spain. So, naturally they had a bunch of cool old stuff, chests, doilies ...
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Argentina Itinerary--Any Suggestions?
Posted on Nov 26, 2008, 17:33:41
Hello Past and Present Argentine Travellers, I am going to be in Argentina for 18 days in January. I defintely want to spend 5-7 days in Buenos Aires, 3 in Mendoza, 2-3 Salta, 2 Iguazu Falls, 1 Tucuman (going through to get from Mendoza to Salta) I am ...
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Argentina Itinerary--Any Suggestions?
Posted on Dec 4, 2008, 16:38:53
If airfares are the same in Argentina as they are elsewhere, I would really suggest you do round trip air to Iguazu. It probably won't cost much more. The bus trip is around 20 hours each way, and boring as Hell. Definitely 3 nights in Mendoza and ...
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Floods in Salta
Posted on Feb 3, 2007, 13:22:24
Hi, I´m planning to go to Salta next week. My plane arrives at Tucuman on wednesday, and I was planning to take a bus to cafayate and from there to Salta. However, I heard that there are floods and lots of rain up there. How bad the situation is? can I ...
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