The open-topped tour bus didn’t leave for it’s afternoon drive around Cordoba until 4 p.m. which left me with several hours to sight-see on my own before catching it! Around the St. Martin Plaza area I saw this interesting looking National Science Academy Museum and entered to see what they had! What an amazing place!more …
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There is a free one and a half hour walking tour offered twice daily which begins at the Tourist Center on the St. Martin Plaza in downtown Cordoba! I hadn’t known about it but stumbled across it within minutes of it’s 11 a.m. departure! Lucky find! Our first stop was a large cathedral on themore …
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Cordoba is an impressive city! It’s modern buildings, gorgeous restaurants, and peaceful canal to walk along that connects through the entire downtown area – not to mention the wonderful parks – all make for an incredible time here! I, however, was feeling a tad under the weather, as about a month earlier in my travelsmore …
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Right after our van left the outskirts of Salta for our high mountain destination of the colonial village of Cachi, the bus driver pulled over to the side of the road and grabbed his camera! When I saw what he saw, I grabbed my camera, too! Two owls were perched on the tops of fencemore …
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Quebrada de Humahuaca means Valley of Humahuaca, and the importance of this region as a major trade route known as the Camino Inca and who’s history extends as far back as 11,000 years ago is recognized by UNESCO on their World Heritage Site list! Our bus left early in the morning from Salta and slowlymore …
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