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Build your own runway
JKSmithPE
  • Updated By JKSmithPE on January 22, 2003
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  • Salta Flights
    by JKSmithPE
    OK - let's say you need to land your plane but there is no runway - solution : Build your own! The photo shows our plane landing on the gravel runway we built. It is very difficult to get a plane to take off at 12,500 feet elevation - our runway was over two miles long - take off was a real trill ride (if crashing in the Andes is your idea of a thrill) We landed at sunrise before the thermal made the runway unusable. Guys pile out of the plane and rush to board, unloading and reloading takes about two minutes - then it's off to Salta for a beer.

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    If You Need To Fly
  • Updated By wrjones on February 28, 2004
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  • Contrary to what I read in my guide book, you can NOT fly from Salta to Bariloche in the south. You must fly first to Buenos Aires and then pick up a another flight. No wonder flying is expensive in that part of the world.
    You can save a lot of money by shopping around the various airlines offices in Salta. We tried Aerolineas Argentinas and Southern Winds as shown in Lonely Planet. Both seemed costly and (worse!) required a layover in Buenos Aires for the night before picking up the Bariloche leg of the journey the next morning. Luckily, we stumbled across the American Falcon office in Salta. It was cheaper than the other two and did not require a lengthy layover.
    This 'mystery' airline turned out to be OK. Our 2 flights were uneventful and we wouldn't hesitate to fly with them again. I would however, be very careful of their lunch. A nice tender piece of beef covered with a really nasty fish smelling gravey. Whoa! That was bad.

    TIP: The taxi from the Plaza 9 de Julio to the airport was 8 pesos (less than $3US) for two. The airport was pretty new and very clean. Restrooms very nice. As usual in airports, the food was expensive. A cup of coffee (Nescafe) was 3.5P.

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    Good bus connections
    lotharlerch
  • Updated By lotharlerch on May 4, 2005
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  • Most visitors reach Salta by bus, it has lots of good connections to all directions, the bus from Buenos Aires takes about 22 hours, many buses per day to Jujuy etc.

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    Trains - "luxury" or adventure
    lotharlerch
  • Updated By lotharlerch on May 4, 2005
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  • Trains in Argentina are no travel option - except in the surroundings of Buenos Aires. Most railways were laid down under the last decades. But an interesting railway connects Salta with Socompa in Chile. Under the very dry winter season a special tourist train ("train to the clouds") is going from Salta up the mountains close to the highest point (more than 4000 m above sea level) and back again. It is quite an expensive experience. The other option on the same route is to try to get a ride on a cargo train to Socompa in Chile but that seems to be sometimes difficult and the trains are passing the most interesting parts of this route during the night.

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    Why not a bus to Peru?
    kfredson
  • Updated By kfredson on February 3, 2005
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    by kfredson
    You can get almost anywhere by bus from Salta -- even Peru. But if you don't want to spend your afternoon at the bus station, I have put some times and other information on the following webpage:
    Bus Schedules

    I hope it's useful!

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    Safari a las nubes (way to heaven)
    Luchonda
  • Updated By Luchonda on February 4, 2007
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  • Particular road conditions - Salta
    Particular road conditions
    by Luchonda, 4 more photos
    There slogan : travel different with the "Movi Track" transporter
    The particular condition of the mountain roads in northern Argentina and traveling with those special types of vehicles must be a unique style of traveling. In fact a rolling hotel with 24hr service and all facilities.
    The central booking agency is located in Salta.

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    Asuncion to Salta
    barryg23
  • Updated By barryg23 on November 28, 2008
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  • Our bus in Salta bus terminal - Salta
    Our bus in Salta bus
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    by barryg23
    We arrived in Salta after a long, overnight journey from Asuncion in Paraguay to Salta, a trip that took us almost 24 hours. For anyone else considering this journey, there are no direct services from Asuncion so you need to change at Resistencia, from where the companies La Nueva Estrella and Flecha Bus have daily services at 6.30pm and 7pm respectively. Both are semi-cama and both arrive very early in Salta (at 7am and 7.45 am respectively).

    The bus station in Salta is about 8 blocks east of the main square and is well set up for arrival, at any time of day. It´s a nice, modern terminal with left-luggage, cafes, ATMs and locutorios (i.e. phone and internet access).

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    Telespheric Complex
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  • Updated By priscila_h on August 5, 2004
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    by priscila_h
    The telespheric takes you to the top of San Bernardo Hill, from which you can see the city of Salta. Up there you will find a water fall (artificial), a restaurant/bar, and some local people selling "typical stuff" :0)

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  • Address: Av. San Martin esq. Hipolito Yrigoyesn
  • Phone: 54 387 4310641
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    Looking at the Iglesia San Francisco
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  • ptitetoile
  • By ptitetoile on January 18, 2005
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    by ptitetoile
    This Church is one of the symbol of Salta...and you can easily found out why :-)
    Its colors are wonderful!

    The temple has valuable works of art, among which the image of Nuestra Señora de las Nieves stands out. It is said that it was the first image of the Virgin that arrived at this city; a San Pedro of Alcántara - attributed to the celebrated sculptor and Spanish architect Alonso Cano and a painting of Saint Francis that some specialists attribute to Pitti others to Zurbarán. There is also a small museum where works of interest are preserved.
    The library of the convent possesses magnificent incunabula and very old editions of great value. The church San Francisco was declared National Historical Monument in 1941.

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    Looking at the Cathedral
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  • By ptitetoile on January 19, 2005
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    by ptitetoile
    When I saw it for the first time at 10pm....the cathedral made me think of a giant wedding cake! I could not believe my eyes...so nice was it!!!! Its white and pink colors made of the building the most romantic one of the Plaza 9 de Julio and I let once again my imagination flow....

    This magnificent temple was built in 1858, and it replaced the old Cathedral, damaged by a fire. The façade with friezes and cornices is framed in a classic Italian style. It has three naves and it possesses an exuberant ornamentation.
    In the temple in the Vault of the Glories of the North - declared National Historical Monument in 1941 -, rest General Martín de Güemes and Antonio de Arenales and Mrs. Martina of Gurruchaga. The Cathedral Basilica was declared National Historical Monument in 1947.

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