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In Argentina they drink the green tea called "Yerba Mate" or Mate Herb - it's not really tea, but it is a good stimulant like tea or coffee - I still drink it. You can find it on the the internet now. Great stuff - Healthy too!
Updated Apr 4, 2011
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The siesta custom is observed strongly in Salta and many businesses, including most of the museums, shut down from about 1 to 4. This is hardly surprising given the heat in Salta and it´s one local custom that is werll worthwhile adopting.
Written Oct 16, 2007
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In Salta, like in the rest of Argentina, the young people have to wear a uniform to go to school...Each school has its own uniform, so you can see many different in the street! And I loved that!!! I never saw so many girls in uniform of my life!!!! And my favourite was this one : a scottisch mini-skirt (you can imagine that boys like that too!!) and long socks!
Written Jan 18, 2005
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In Salta, like in the rest of Argentina, the young people have to wear a uniform to go to school...Each school has its own uniform, so you can see many...
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Q: Hi there, does anybody know the price of the cable car up to Cerro San Bernado? Is it worth the trip, and what is there to see/do...
A: Price for a ticket is 20 pesos (up and down). We kliked the trip to the top, which you are doing for the views. There are some shops and a cafe/restaurant for a lunch....
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The city of Salta, capital of the province Salta situated in the North-West of Argentina (Noroeste), was founded on April 16th, 1582 by Hernando de Lerma, governor of Tucumán, on the orders of Perú...
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Salta is a lovely, old colonial city in north-west Argentina. It´s a great base for exploring the beautiful scenery in the surrounding countryside. though there are many well worth seeing sights in......
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Salta, Argentina: Inca Empire stopped here
Salta is at the heart of one of the most spectacular regions of the world I have ever seen. Once the furthest south part of the Inca Empire, five hundred years ago three children sent out from Cuzco...
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The north-west was the first port of call for Spanish Conquistadors entering the country from Peru in the sixteenth century. Although, as a result, the region is steeped in Spanish history and...
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No wonder why they call it "la linda". Salta is a beautiful province... There's a neighborhood called San Lorenzo that is worth seeing. The Spanish architecture and the mountains in the back makes...
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