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San Miguel de Tucuman, Northwestern Argentina, Argentina
i absolutly love this place its is amasing the atmosphere is great and its a great place when you want to get away from town
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San Miguel de Tucuman, Northwestern Argentina, Argentina
las ruinas de los quilmes-
es magico lleno de historia, naturaleza, inmensidad y paz. tambien mucho dolor porque no estan bien conservadas y se usan como botin con..
es magico lleno de historia, naturaleza, inmensidad y paz. tambien mucho dolor porque no estan bien conservadas y se usan como botin con..
3. La Plaza
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Tafi del Valle, Northwestern Argentina, Argentina
excellent place for a picnic lunch among chickens and ducks
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San Miguel de Tucuman, Northwestern Argentina, Argentina
guter platz, um das leben zu beobachten (ohne rosa brille - jedenfalls war es 2002 die ärmste stadt, die wir besucht haben).
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San Miguel de Tucuman, Northwestern Argentina, Argentina
here they have written and signed the declaration of independance of the republic of argentina
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San Miguel de Tucuman, Northwestern Argentina, Argentina
There is a light-and-sound show about war of independence and declaration of independence of Argentina nightly. (It is in Spanish but was enjoyable for me).
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San Miguel de Tucuman, Northwestern Argentina, Argentina
8. Bosques
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San Miguel de Tucuman, Northwestern Argentina, Argentina
Zona boscosa, muy lindo del sitio. Los precios de las comidas son economicos.
Como toda ciudad, la gente no parece ser muy amigable.
Como toda ciudad, la gente no parece ser muy amigable.
9. Monastery
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Siambon, Northwestern Argentina, Argentina
the manufacture very good products
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Tafi del Valle, Northwestern Argentina, Argentina
This group of stone monoliths were built by the Tafi people between 400BC and 900AD. Ceremonial symbols have been carved into these monoliths including human faces,..
