The only thing missing when we got off the bus was tumbleweed crossing the roads.. We were in the "west", up in the mountains of Andes at 1660m.The plan was to get off, and take a new bus to Salta the same evening. But when we got off, the silence was so appealing that we decided to stay for just one night..By the way, one night became three.We found a cosy small hospedaje "Casa de husped" (look this up), driven by a very attentive "mothe...

Almost a month after our departure, we are able to leave our clothes at a laundry. With other words, this was a city we wanted to stay in for more than one day.It's actually quite sad that the weather has prevented us from doing alot of the things we wanted to do in Argentina.The houses are not build for this cold, and the lack of warm water and heating indoors makes it quite dificult to enjoy this country.Of course, if you've got warm clothes there's no problem....

Well, we decided after spending a couple of days in Puerto Iguacu to head for the Jesuits ruins in San Ignacio Mini.We took a bus early in the morning (0800) and arrived only three-four hours (mas y menos) later.. The towns (was it a town ?) main draw is the ruins which was build in the end of 1600. These ruins are decleared as a world heritage site on UNESCO's list, and are quite impressive!For the moment, there was not much else to do in this city. During the s...