The route of Wine, Apples and Dinosaurs

Neuquén's soil is rich in diversity. One can explore it in search of millenary fossils, cultivate it to obtain tasty fruits or take advantage of it to produce an exquisite wine. As a hybrid of these three gifts is born,…
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Chos Malal - Patagonia Argentina

Chos Malal

In Mapuche its name means “Yellow Corral” and this is what it looks like in the cool days of autumn, when the green trees turn deep yellow and ochre and it is corralled by reddish brown foothills. This charming town…
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San Patricio del Chañar

This town, located 50 km north of the provincial capital, on the left bank of the Neuquén River, has undergone an impressive growth in recent years, thanks to the development of the wine industry and, in general, the fruit and…
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Vista de la playa de La Lobería desde la bajada - Foto: Turismo Municipalidad de Viedma

The amazing Rio Negro’s coastal route

In Argentina it is common to hear "Atlantic Coast" referring to the beaches of the Province of Buenos Aires which are relatively close to the city of Buenos Aires. But not everybody knows that not too far, in northern Patagonia,…
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Route 40, pure adventure

Route 40 runs alongside the Andes from la Puna until reaching the Glaciers of the South.  It is mythical for many reasons. For the solitary stretches it crosses. For the peaks of the Andes that guard the route like centennials.…
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Driving across Patagonia

Traveling in your own car in Patagonia is a challenge many times. Roads and paths are not always well kept or there is no pavement, not to mention the solitude that characterizes the argentine south. Our collaborator Mariano Fernandez Soler…
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