 | Tupiza, Argentina |
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... the bus as they started to pull away, until Dave got back, just in time for us to both jump on board. Tupiza, like much of northern Argentina and what we have seen in Bolivia is a town currently under construction. We stayed at a nice hotel, with a ...
... there was a huge menu including loads of vegetarian options. im well surprised as leah had a terrible time finding vegetarian food in argentina. last night she ate the most disgusting chips in the world (like bags of grease) coz she was so sick of cheese ...
... , we choose the {wrong{ (this keyboard is jacked) bus, that broke down twice on the 2.5 hour dirt road desert journeyt to Tupiza. Scored a full on hotel for the night for about $7US. Booked 4 day tour of Salaar de Uyunni leaving Sunday. Hoep tio buy a ...
... try to take a rented car across the border with absolutely no knowledge of the spanish language or road rules of either Argentina or Chile. Paperwork? What Paperwork? We left Mendoza much heavier than we had come, the food was amazing, and how could ...
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Bolivia to Salta
Posted on May 20, 2008, 03:33:25
... would imagine you will be travelling south from La Paz. In this case I would take the train from Oruro, via Tupiza, to Villazon on the Argentine border. Regrettably most Argentine rail passenger services have been discontinued, but there are excellent bus ...
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Bolivia to Salta
Posted on May 17, 2008, 17:23:44
... would imagine you will be travelling south from La Paz. In this case I would take the train from Oruro, via Tupiza, to Villazon on the Argentine border. Regrettably most Argentine rail passenger services have been discontinued, but there are excellent bus ...
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