 | San Antonio, Bolivia |
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Blurb & Video to follow, when we return to Blighty and proper broadband!
... !!! Our first stop today was a little eerie again. It was basically a ghost town. It was where the original village of San Antonio de Lípez had been in the 16th Century, but the town had been abandoned long ago. Twenty years ago they decided to re ...
... to be lived, to be taken in full on with the eyes first, with the brain andthe rest of the body too. We reached San Antonio de Lipez, where the locals rented refugios to the tours: all the jeeps stopped there for the first night. Our three guides ...
... to ask otherwise you can offend and annoy the locals. From there we had another long, but lovely journey to our first hospedaje in San Antonio de Lípez. This is a small village with about 250 inhabitants, it is at 4260 m altitude - pretty high for our ...
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Bolivia to Salta
Posted on May 20, 2008, 03:33:25
... : A much longer alternative is from Oruro, via Uyuni and the great salt pans to Antofagasta, Chile. Then over the Andes to San Antonio de los Cobres to connect with the famous "Tren de los Nubes, which runs only on Saturdays from April to ...
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Bolivia to Salta
Posted on May 17, 2008, 17:23:44
... : A much longer alternative is from Oruro, via Uyuni and the great salt pans to Antofagasta, Chile. Then over the Andes to San Antonio de los Cobres to connect with the famous "Tren de los Nubes, which runs only on Saturdays from April to ...
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