Salta
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Naturaleza
- 1
Colina con teleférico y vistas de la ciudad.
3 consejos
- Sube en teleférico para ver las vistas
- Ve al atardecer
- También puedes subir a pie por las escaleras
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- 2
Barranco boscoso con un río y senderos, a las afueras de la ciudad.
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- 3
- 4
Carretera por un cañón rojo con formaciones impresionantes camino a Cafayate.
3 consejos
- Para en la Garganta del Diablo y el Anfiteatro
- Ve de día
- Lleva agua
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- 5
Vasto salar blanco en lo alto de los Andes.
3 consejos
- Lleva gafas de sol
- La altitud puede causar dolor de cabeza
- Visita en la temporada seca
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Antes de ir: consejos para Salta
Transporte
- Get a SAETA card: Salta's city buses run on the rechargeable SAETA card, sold and topped up at kiosks around the centre, so buy one early if you plan to ride.
- Walk the centre: Most sights around Plaza 9 de Julio, the cathedral and Calle Balcarce sit within a few compact blocks, so walking beats any taxi in the old town.
- Rent a car for day trips: Quebrada de Humahuaca, Cafayate and Cachi are best explored at your own pace by car; roads are scenic but some stretches are gravel, so drive in daylight.
Seguridad
- Watch bags on the plaza: Plaza 9 de Julio and the busy shopping streets are safe but draw pickpockets; keep phones out of back pockets and bags zipped and in front.
- Use official taxis or remises: Hail marked radio taxis or book a remis through your hotel at night rather than accepting rides from strangers near the bus terminal.
- Respect the altitude: Trips to the Puna, Salinas Grandes or Tren a las Nubes climb very high; ascend slowly, drink water and skip alcohol on the first day up.
Ahorro
- Order the menu del dia: Many local restaurants offer a fixed lunch menu with starter, main and drink that costs far less than ordering a la carte at dinner.
- Fill up on empanadas: Salteña empanadas are cheap, filling and sold everywhere; a dozen from a neighbourhood bakery makes an easy picnic lunch for a group.
- Ask about cash prices: Some shops and guesthouses in Argentina offer a better price for cash or bank transfer, so ask before you pay by card.
Clima y ropa
- Pack for sunny winters: May to September is dry and sunny with warm afternoons but cold nights, so bring a warm jacket alongside T-shirts.
- Expect summer storms: December to March is the rainy season, with heavy afternoon downpours and lush hills; a light rain jacket and quick-dry shoes help.
- Protect against strong sun: The high altitude makes the sun fierce all year; pack sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat, especially for trips into the Andes.
Cultura
- Go to a peña: Salta is the home of Argentine folk music; evenings at a peña on Calle Balcarce mix live guitar, zamba dancing and regional food.
- Taste the northwest: Try locro stew, humitas and tamales, and pair them with Torrontes, the aromatic white wine from the nearby Cafayate valley.
- Adjust to local hours: Many shops close for a long siesta in the early afternoon and dinner rarely starts before nine, so plan errands for the morning.
Trucos locales
- Ride the cable car up: Take the teleferico up Cerro San Bernardo for city views and walk down the stepped path, or hike up early before the heat.
- Book the MAAM: The High Mountain Archaeology Museum displays the remarkably preserved Llullaillaco children; it is moving and small, so allow an unhurried hour.
- Start day trips early: Tours to Cafayate or Humahuaca leave at dawn for a reason; long drives and afternoon clouds mean early starts give the best light and views.
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