Difference between revisions of "Cordoba (Argentina)"
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Like usually with big cities it is probably a good idea to get a bus to somewhere else. | Like usually with big cities it is probably a good idea to get a bus to somewhere else. | ||
When going south east, you might try to take a bus to [[Carloz Paz]], but the highway straight south has probably more traffic. | When going south east, you might try to take a bus to [[Carloz Paz]], but the highway straight south has probably more traffic. | ||
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| + | As said, Cordoba is too big to hitchhike directly from. Take a bus from the smaller terminal de omnibus, located between ''Av. Ituzaingo'' and ''Av. Buenos Aires'' on ''Bv. Arturo Illia''. The buses here go into the Sierras to various villages and tourist spots. To go west you need to pick a location on Ruta 20, for example Villa Carlos Paz. I chose Mina Clavero and spent a couple of days relaxing in pools and cascades of the river; after all traveling is about enjoyment. From here Ruta 20 passes a number of small towns and villages in this valley so you are never far from the necessities of life but also never overcrowded like the city- beyond Villa Dolores it becomes quite desolate. The Traffic along this straight is plentiful: I was lucky enough to be picked up within 5 minutes and taken directly to Mendoza. | ||
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Revision as of 18:32, 14 December 2013
Cordoba is a big city in Argentina.
Like usually with big cities it is probably a good idea to get a bus to somewhere else. When going south east, you might try to take a bus to Carloz Paz, but the highway straight south has probably more traffic.
Going West (Mendoza, San Juan)
As said, Cordoba is too big to hitchhike directly from. Take a bus from the smaller terminal de omnibus, located between Av. Ituzaingo and Av. Buenos Aires on Bv. Arturo Illia. The buses here go into the Sierras to various villages and tourist spots. To go west you need to pick a location on Ruta 20, for example Villa Carlos Paz. I chose Mina Clavero and spent a couple of days relaxing in pools and cascades of the river; after all traveling is about enjoyment. From here Ruta 20 passes a number of small towns and villages in this valley so you are never far from the necessities of life but also never overcrowded like the city- beyond Villa Dolores it becomes quite desolate. The Traffic along this straight is plentiful: I was lucky enough to be picked up within 5 minutes and taken directly to Mendoza.
