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Eating Lots of Chocolate in Bariloche We've experienced the Chilean lake district, now it's time to see if the Argentinian side of this area of outstanding natural beauty can impress us as much. We base ourselves in Bariloche, Argentina's Chocolate ...
... London to Birmingham again), we arrived at the very touristy (but very beautiful) town of Bariloche in the Argentinian Lake District. We headed straight off on a two day horse trek in the surrounding mountains. The trip basically consisted of lots ...
... a random search for good lodging, preferably with fireplace. We stumbled onto a poorly lit street immediately bordering the town´s namesake lake and hit the jackpot with the first door we knocked on. We were offered a brand-new, never-lived in cabana ...
... , after another border crossing that just couldn't be beat (another eight hour bus trip with two of them spent at the Argentina exit shed and two more at the Chile entry shed), I came to Puerto Varas, another big adventure/trekking town sitting on a ...
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Exploring Patagonia
Posted on Sep 25, 2009, 19:36:03
... best of what Patagonia can offer including Torres del Paine( to do a trek called the W) , most of the glaciers around the lake district like perito moreno, Mt fitzroy(cant even describe how much i want to absorb this beaty), and the wildlife. !!&# ...
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Lake District - Chile/Argentina
Posted on Dec 30, 2005, 18:36:12
I would highly recommend the Lake District...Don't miss Bariloche and Iguazu Falls. Also, keep in mind that Argentina will be cheaper than NZ. I have been to both and although they are similar, the culture makes alot of difference in your experience. ...
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