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Central and Northwest Argentina
Our second summer trip to Argentina.

Landing and departing from Buenos Aires allowed us to extend our search - for another summer - for the best steaks and  helado (ice cream) in town.  Between meals, we squeezed in an overnight stay in Colonia, Uruguay.

From BA, we flew to San Juan to catch an two-day excursion to the otherworldly national parks of Valle de la Luna and Talampaya. Then bounced over to Mendoza - the wine capital of the country - and endured three rain-soaked days before retreating to the sunny Northwest.

We traveled up to Jujuy and Humahuaca (our second visit to the town) mainly to access the remote village of Iruya.
Date(s): August 2004. Album by David Kohl. Photos by David Kohl & Ross Rosenberg. 1 - 45 of 45 Total. 5333 Visits.
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Guard in front of the Casa Rosada

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Avenida 9 de Julio
Named for Argentina's Independence Day, Avenida 9 de Julio is the widest street - 16 lanes - in Buenos Aires.  The Obelisco can be viewed in the distance.

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Puerto Madero waterfront

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Dog walker in Recoleta

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Display window in Recoleta

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Plaza del Congreso

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Floralis Generica sculpture
This sculpture is located in the UN Plaza near Recoleta.  Its steel and aluminum petals open at dawn and close at dusk.

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Brunch at the Alvear Palace

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The English Group of Buenos Aires

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Calle de los Suspiros in Colonia
The "sighing street" in colonial town of Colonia in Uruguay.

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Colonia lighthouse view

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Classic cars of Uruguay

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Sycamore-lined street in Colonia

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Difunta Correa

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Difunta Correa

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Difunta Correa

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Parque Nacional Talampaya

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Our Tour Group

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Chimenea
Yelling to receive an echo

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Chimenea

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El Cura
"The Priest" or sometimes referred to as El Fraile - the monk.

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Skull makeover

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El Tablero de Ajedrez
Another rock formation in Parque Talampaya known as "the chessboard".

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Another view

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Vicuna in Valle de la Luna Park

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The Ball Court
Cannon-ball shaped stones dubbed the Cancha de Bolas (the Ball Court).

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Parque Provincial Ischigualasto
Also know as Valle de la Luna - a World Heritage site - a park of strangely eroded rock formations.

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Valle de la Luna

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Sunset at Valle de la Luna

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El Hongo
The Mushroom

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Wine cask in Mendoza

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Crowd at Humahuaca
Crowd waits for the mechanical figure representing San Francisco Cabildo to emerge.

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Ah! He emerges!

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Potatoes at market in Humahuaca

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Iruya

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Iruya Church View 1

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Iruya Church View 2

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Iruya Church Close Up

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Iruya Town View
Looking down from one of the highest points in town.

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Iruya Town
One of the "main streets" of Iruya.

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Rooftop View
Sleeping dog awoken on top of rooftop in Iruya.

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Feeding time

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Iruya Hotel View
View of our hotel with mountain backdrop.

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Iruya Mountain View
Our hotel can be seen to the left.

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Iruya Hotel View

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