We had 36 hours in Salta, Argentina. It was our gateway to Bolivia and we thought that there wasn't much to see there. As my dad would say, there we go thinking again.
In our short time there we found out that Salta is surrounded by colored mountains, gorges, vineyards, and salt flats. There wasn't enough time to see it all (is there ever?) so we booked a twelve hour tour with Maxi, the cutest tour guide ever. He took us through the colored mountains and explained the geology of the landscape. We toured a bodega and then had lunch in the park in Cafayate. On the way back to Salta we drove around Lago Embalse Cabra Corral.
We had to run to catch our 10 pm bus to the Bolivan border. It's probably better that we didn't have time to concern ourselves with the stories we had heard about crossing the border and transportation in our next host country. Otherwise we may have decided to stay in Argentina!
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This blog is all about my adventures through Central and South America from November 2009 to February 2010.
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