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Talampaya and Ishigualasto

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A beautiful deep valley in northern Argentina, in the Salta region.

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I lived in Salta for a few months, so I got the chance to explore the region like it should be explored! And what a sight to see... Incidentally, if you ever have any doubt concerning your trip, you should really consider including this part of the country on<a href="/argentina/"> your trip into Argentine lands</a>, as much for its culture as for the insane landscapes found there. 
Among the many things to explore in the area, the Quebrada del Toro is a rather nice option, especially if you go towards the "salar" (or salt flat). I took a crazy long time to decide to take a tour there, especially because the idea of going up in the Train to the Clouds never really excited me. So I finally went there by car, and I have to admit the landscape blew me away once again: new mineral scenery based on unusual shapes and colourful strata; it's impossible to get bored! Attention, get ready to take out your camera in burst mode, as you'll certainly want to capture every moment spent there.

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