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Tag Archives: Guanaco
“La Linda” is found!
Today I went on an excursion to the town of Cachi and I found out why the Salta province is called “La Linda” (“The Beautiful”)! The drive was gorgeous! I was picked up at my hotel at 7:30 and in … Continue reading
Quincho
A quincho is a place where you come together to have a barbecue, “gaucho” style. After our walk through “Guanaco Central” we ended up at a quincho for lunch. The building was enclosed with a large pit in the middle … Continue reading
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Tagged empanada, guacho, Guanaco, Patagonia, quincho, Torres del Paine
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Aonikenk Trail (aka “Guanaco Central”)
Up and at ’em again Nov. 26! Our excursion started at 9:30, which is later than normal! We visited an area called Aonikenk Trail (named after some of the indigenous people that once lived here) but the guides knickname for … Continue reading
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Tagged Alpaca, Aonikenk, Guanaco, Laguna Amarga Ranger Station, Llama, Nandu, Rhea, Southern Lapwing, Tero, Torres del Paine National Park, Vicuña
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