I just got back from the northern Argentinian provinces of Salta and Jujuy. Aside from the strikingly beautiful sceneries, dramatic change of landscapes within minutes - try driving from Salta to Jujuy via the camino de la cornisa. You'll pass from being in the desert with giant cacti, to being in the middle of the jungle on a one-lane, curvy road where cars come and go from both sides! yes, it's a bit stressing, and a little dangerous, but it's so worth it!! and you can always get a driverwho knows the road well. If not, just honk your horn in every curve. But don't forget to, cause there is no room for two cars for most of the way. And those cliffs are intimidating. But, where was I? oh, the sceneries, the food, the colonial architecture, beautiful churches, wine, it's all magical... the gorgeous towns surrounded by the Andes mountains... not to mention the Quebrada de Humahuaca - a World Heritage site where there are still indigenous towns that have been a major trade route for over 10,000 years! once again, it was incredible to be there... to meet people from these towns. I say go North! It's like being in another world. If you would like to visit remote, Andean towns that regular tourists do not have access to, inquire about new ranges of excursions to enjoy more authentic experiences, stay in one of our villas or recommended boutique hotels, or if you would like to help the local host communities, contact one of our dedicated travel experts. There are plenty of rewarding ways to make a difference between wine tastings, trekking and horse riding in the mountains, and a soothing spa treatment.
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Capital Federal, Argentina
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Michelle Cameron studied Psychology at the UB University of Buenos Aires and continued her psychology studies at NYU, in New York City. She also got a post-graduate degree in the French school of Lacan in Buenos Aires. Michelle has vast experience working with patients and works closely with each and everyone of them, helping them move through hard times and/or in the attainment sustainable goals that are in harmony with what they really want from life. Michelle also applies her knowledge to everyday issues and businesses and does executive coaching with people from several places in the world. She can appreciate art when expressed in the forms of paintings, photos, film, sculpture and dance. Michelle also studied Art history and loves to travel;