Salta Argentina the best places to visit, landscape
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Bariloche, Argentina trip (HD1080p)
Bariloche, Argentina trip 2016 - Bariloche, Argentina tourism & Vacations - Tourist attractions in Bariloche, Argentina
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San Carlos de Bariloche is a city in the province of Río Negro, Argentina, situated on the foothills of the Andes, surrounded by lakes (Nahuel Huapi, Gutiérrez Lake, Moreno Lake and Mascardi Lake) and mountains (Tronador, Cerro Catedral, Cerro López). It is famous for skiing but also great for sight-seeing, water sports, trekking and climbing. Another claim to fame is its Swiss-like atmosphere and its chocolate boutiques and breweries. Look for the St. Bernard dogs on display for tourists.
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Trekking Trek Bariloche [3] provides a comprehensive guide to the trekking routes in the Nahuel Huapi National Park.
Catedral Alta Patagonia [4] - It is the biggest ski centre in South America, with a skiable area of 2 km² (0.77 sq mi), over 100 km (62 miles) of ski runs, and a lift capacity of 22,200 skiers per hour. It is located 12 miles from Bariloche. If you enjoy hiking, there is trail to the Frey refugio which takes about 6.5 hours (4 up, 2.5 down). Look for the trail head in the far corner of the parking lot.
Cerro Campanario: beautiful view of the lakes and mountains around - hike it (30 min, departs near the bottom of the lift) or take the ski-lift ($120 pesos). Get in with bus #20, 21, 10 from the center and get off at km 17,8. After the Campanario you can go on with the Circuito Chico during the same day.
Circuito Chico - This beautiful 60 km route can be biked or hiked. You can also do it by bus during summer (line 10). If you hike it, take bus 20 towards Llao Llao till El Muelle.
Cerro Otto - Viewpoint over the area of Bariloche. Transport there includes in the price of the cable car which cost $230 pesos both ways (bus+cable car) or less one way while the other way you can hike or take a mountain bike(9 KM from the city, about 2.5 hours when hiking down). The rotating restaurant at the top has some impressive vistas of the region and there are some nice hiking trails behind the restaurant.
Cerro Catedral/Refugio Frey is considered by many as the best 1-2 days trekking in Bariloche. When it's cold enough you can skate in the lake near the refuge. When there's not too much snow you can climb the granite agujas (needles) near the refuge which have ways for all levels, or head to Lago Jakob. There are two ways to get in and out: the main one is from Villa Catedral (only one bus every 1h30), another (a bit longer) one starts from Los Cohiues and goes along the Gutierrez lake (bus #50).
Cerro López - Take the #10 bus to get there and back. In late spring/summer/early autumn there's a trekking trail to the mountain shelter (not as easy as Otto's). It takes about 3 hours to get there and can be quite tiring, but the views from the shelter are impressive. Be sure to bring along water and some fruit to keep your energy. Colonia Suiza, a swiss-like borough, is nearby.
Cerro Tronador, visit the black glacier (ventisquero negro), see the Cerro Tronador and a waterfall over an overhanging cliff named Saltillo de las Nalcas, near the village of Pampa Linda. The journey takes about two hours, and costs Ar$ 400 return or Ar$ 200 one-way (Transitando lo Natural, 20 de Febrero 300, Bariloche). There is an additional entrance fee to the national park of Ar$ 120 (foreigners). With this bus, you have to hike the last 7 km to the glacier, which is a beautiful experience as there is a hiking trail and the road shows amazing landscape. Some tourist buses take you right to the sights. Near the lookout there is confiteria which sells overpriced food although location is remote and the place astonishing.
Los Siete Lagos (the seven lakes) - all-day tour by bus to see the seven picturesque lakes between Bariloche and San Martin de Los Andes, with lunch at SMdLA, followed by a return trip through the arid Pampas where you can see much of the local fauna along the way. You can also rent a car or hitchhike.
Puerto Pañuelo, at the nearby town of Llao Llao functions as Bariloche's port for boat tours.
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Turisur Mitre 219 - Bariloche, [6]- Boat excursions from Bariloche (Puerto Panuelo) to Bosque Arrayanes (about AR$580 - Sept 2015) & Puerto Blest, they also do the trip across to Chile (Cruce de Lagos) (about US$ 280).
El Bosque de Arrayanes - A forest of rare, orange colored trees that only grow on a local island (and one in Japan). There are several cruise boats; the newest (luxurious) ship is called the Cau Cau. Take the circuit bus out of Bariloche and catch a boat (near the Hotel Llao Llao) and have lunch, hike or bike, and enjoy the afternoon in the forest.
Mendrisio Tourist Attractions: 10 Top Places to Visit
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Fox Town Factory Stores, Galleria Baumgartner, Pinacoteca Cantonale Giovanni Zust, Museo d'arte Mendrisio, Parco di Villa Argentina, Museo del Trasparente, Chiesa dei Santi Cosma e Damiano, Chiesa di San Giovanni Battista, Perseo SA, The Church of San Sisinio
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SALTA CITY TRAVEL GUIDE (ARGENTINA) | 8 AWESOME THINGS TO DO & SEE | SOUTH AMERICA TRAVEL VLOG
Salta city is the gateway to Northwest Argentina. Many travellers choose Salta as a base to explore Quebrada de Humahuaca and the wine region of Cafayate. On this video, we show you 8 things to do & see in this vibrant city. Hope you enjoy!
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How to spend a day in Salta City:
1) Start your day at the main plaza 9 de Julio
2) Visit San Francisco Church
3) Try the famous empanadas salteñas
4) Visit the Museum of High Altitude Archaelogy
5) Check out San Bernardo Convent
6) Ride the Teleferico
7) Take a break at Plaza del Lago
8) Finish your day with drinks & dinner at Paseo Balcarce
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Best Attractions & Things To Do in Salta, Argentina
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Cuesta del Obispo
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10. San Estanislao
Named after a Polish saint, founded by Spanish Jesuits, intended to convert the native Guarani Indian peoples of San Pedro in central Paraguay, and infused with the cultures of immigrants from Italy, Germany and Eastern Europe throughout the last two centuries, the pint-sized yet interesting little stop-off of San Estanislao is like the history of the country writ small.
9. Filadelfia
Filadelfia sits just on the edge of the Gran Chaco, where the forests and undulating hills of the Region Oriental give way to the great boreal plains that form the very heartlands of the continent as a whole.That makes this far-flung town – the so-called ‘Capital of the Chaco – a very different place to the small southern cities of Aregua and Itaugua.
8. Itaugua
Famed for its distinctive tribal art and traditional Paraguayan folk music scene, the small city of Itaugua is a great place to while away a few days as you make your way through the very heart of South America.
7. Aregua
Just a short drive from the heart of the buzzing downtown streets of Asuncion, and now almost contiguous with the capital thanks to the ceaseless expansion of its outer suburbs, little, lakeside Aregua is a fine place to go to escape the heat and energy of Paraguay’s only real metropolis.
6. Yaguaron
This small backwater town set in the shadow of the bulbous cliffs and rocky hills just south of the capital at Asuncion began life as a Spanish mission intended as a settlement spot for the Guarani natives back in the early decades of the 1600s.
5. Ybycui National Park
Capuchin monkeys swing through the canopies while howlers scale the tree trunks at Ybycui National Park, a small and tight-knit protected section of what’s remaining of the Upper Parana Atlantic Forest. Most travelers make the relatively short 150 kilometer drive here straight from the capital, eager to see the gushing waterfalls that cascade down through the rocky undergrowth of the forests in steps and plunge pools.
4. Ciudad del Este
Like a Moroccan bazaar, the markets of Ciudad del Este sprawl out along the courses of the Parana River, the sounds of Middle Eastern hagglers and Taiwanese electronics hawkers echoing between the rows and rows of blinking electronics and branded clothes.
3. Cerro Cora National Park
This pint-sized natural reserve is unquestionably one of the most dramatic and breathtaking sections of backcountry in all of Paraguay. Only recently established, it encompasses a great swathe of undulating savannah and highland terrain, where otherworldly hills peak above the swaying grasses and mosquitoes buzz around the shuffling carapaces of armadillos.
2. Encarnacion
The so-called ‘Pearl of the South’ reclines carefree on the banks of the Parana River, drawing crowds of Asuncenos (people from the capital) during the summer with the promise of pristine riparian beaches and the country’s most up-and-coming boardwalk boulevard.
1. Asuncion
A curious metropolis of more than two million people, Asuncion is the beating political, economic and cultural heart of modern Paraguay. The center clings to the eastern banks of the Paraguay River, which meanders around the downtown along the border with Argentina to the west.
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Top10 Recommended Hotels in Buenos Aires, Argentina
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5. Eurobuilding Hotel Boutique Buenos Aires ****
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7. OWN Palermo Hollywood ****
8. Hotel Scala by Cambremon ****
9. Unique Palacio San Telmo ****
10. Sileo Hotel ****
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1. Rosario Vera Penaloza 360, Puerto Madero, C1107CLA Buenos Aires, Argentina
Featuring exclusive decor, rooms at Hotel Madero Buenos Aires are bright and spacious. All of them are fitted with private balconies, plasma TVs and minibars.
2. Chile 80, Puerto Madero, 1201 Buenos Aires, Argentina
Unique Art Madero boasts a modern building with designer decor in the trendy San Telmo area of Buenos Aires. Rooms offer panoramic views of the renovated waterfront.
3. Macacha Guemes 351, Puerto Madero, C1106BKG Buenos Aires, Argentina
Right in Puerto Madero, only 400 m from the Women’s Bridge, Hilton Buenos Aires offers plush accommodation in a stunning building. It features spa facilities, a fitness centre and a swimming pool.
4. Carlos Pellegrini, 507, C1009ABK Buenos Aires, Argentina
Situated in the heart of Buenos Aires, Exe Hotel Colon offers tasteful suites overlooking the Obelisk.
5. Lima 187, C1073AAC Buenos Aires, Argentina
Boasting a terrace with a hydromassage tub, the hotel features stylish rooms with private spa baths just 1 block from 9 de Julio Avenue. Wi-Fi is free. Fitness facilities are available.
6. Tucuman, 535, 1049 Buenos Aires, Argentina
Claridge offers neo-classical luxury in the heart of Buenos Aires, only 400 metres from 9 de Julio Avenue.
7. Cabrera 5556, Palermo, 1414 Buenos Aires, Argentina
Own Palermo Hollywood is an upscale boutique hotel offering spacious suites and 5-star services.
8. Bernardo De Irigoyen 740, San Telmo, C1072AAP Buenos Aires, Argentina
Facing 9 de Julio Avenue with its neoclassical facade, Scala offers modern accommodation in the centre of Buenos Aires. It features a free internet hotspot and a 24-hour reception desk.
9. Moreno 606, San Telmo, 1091 Buenos Aires, Argentina
Chic rooms with air conditioning are offered in Buenos Aires 3 blocks from Plaza de Mayo Square and the historic district.
10. Azcuenaga 1968, Recoleta, 1128 Buenos Aires, Argentina
Featuring an outdoor heated swimming pool, a spa, a fitness centre and an art gallery, Sileo Hotel offers plush self-catering rooms in upscale Recoleta. Breakfast is provided and there are 2 bars.
Argentina's Northwest - Things to do in Salta, Cafayate & Purmamarca
I traveled to the Northwest of Argentina to explore the colorful valleys, taste the wine and to show you the best things to do in Salta, Cafayate and Purmamarca
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The stunning regions of Salta and Jujuy are not as popular outside of Argentina but offer so much to see and do. I've heard of the Valles Calchaquiés and the Hill of the seven colors before but I was overwhelmed seeing it myself.
Starting in Cafayate I take you on a journey to both regions and introduce you to the wineries of Cafayate where the Torrontés is produced, I explore the Quebrada de las Conchas with its rock formations, I visit the Hill of Seven colors in Purmamarca at the Quebrada de Humahuaca and I show you around in one of the most beautiful cities of Argentina: Salta.
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Again I was able to fly the drone to give you a scale of these impressive landscapes and I got some really nice aerial footage of the red Canyons as well as the vineyards and Cafayate.
Beside all those sights in Salta & Jujuy I recommend you to try the local food. The empanadas, the locro, the humitas and tamales are the most typical food and so delicious!
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This trip was executed in only a week by using the local buses and a well planned itinerary - following I list all the places I visited & Things to do in Salta and Jujuy:
- Cafayate & Fina Las Nubes vinery
- wine tasting of Torrontes
- Quebrada de las Conchas / Quebrada de Cafayate (part of the Valles Calchaquies)
- Cerro de los Siete Colores = Hill of the seven colors (part of the Quebrada de Humahuaca),
- Purmamarca & Paseo de los Colorados
- Old town of Salta
- la Criollita in Salta
- Cerro San Bernardo in Salta
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