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Meeting the Mbya Guarani community in Misiones

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Meeting the Mbya Guarani community in Misiones

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Meeting the Maya Guarani community in Misiones
On last summer we went to misiones to visit Mbya-guarani  communities. We had many new experiences and we met many friendly people.
We stayed in a hotel near cataratas del Iguazú. There we could see the incredible landscape. We advice not to go in summer, because the weather is so hot and it changes a lot. For example, one moment is sunny and two hours later is raining. If you visit the community you could do the two-hours tours, guided by community members. There you could see the temple where shamans perform their rituals, concluding with the presence of a youth choir performing traditional songs. We shared many typical meals prepared by indigenous women from the community, as well as gather ingredients to make these traditional dishes.
We recommend going to this place at least once in your life because it is a wonderful experience. If you visited this place, won't litter the environment, you can took the litter with you.

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Visit the Valles Calchaquies with a Diaguita travel guide!

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Visit the Valles Calchaquies with a Diaguita travel guide!

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About our visit to Calchaquí Valley of Salta:last winter holidays we visited Calchaquí Valleys.We stayed there for a week with some friends and had such a beautiful time.We stayed in an improved family home which is part of the Rural Tourism Network.This Network have been formed by twenty-five Diaguita families from twelve differents communities.
During our journey we enjoyed many activities like ;horseback riding,walks through lovely landscapes ,etc.We tried some regional foods as humita en chala,empanadas and locro.
Having those experiences let us to have the opportunity to get involved in that community and to learn about the Calchaquí culture.
The only issue we can mention is that maybe is better to visit Salta during the winter season because in summer temperature can reach up to 35°C or even more.
If we had more time,we would visited more places and before ending!It's good to know ir you're planning a trip to Salta,try to be respectful with the environment and don't leave a mess in the places you visit.

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Lets walk around nature in El Valle Sagrado, Humahuaca with Omaguaca guides!

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Lets walk around nature in El Valle Sagrado, Humahuaca with Omaguaca guides!

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You should go!!

Last July I visited Omaguaca community in Jujuy. It was a wonderfull experience.
The weather was nice, because was sunny and warm. I stayed for 2 weeks in the hostel known as "la casa de clarita y Hector' it" was next to hornaditas.
I enjoyed hiking for the Quebrada de Humahuaca lead to archaeological sites such as the Rock paintings of EL PiNTADO
I tried different regional dishes like goat cheese, homemade bread baking in a clay oven.
I Recomend this place because you can learn different thinks about the culture of our country. you must not forget to brind with you dramamine for avoid dizziness

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Visit the Huechulafquen Lake with the help of Mapuche communities!

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Visit the Huechulafquen Lake with the help of Mapuche communities!

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Last summer we went to the Lanin National Park in Neuquén and visited the Raquithué and Lafquenche mapuche communities. We were there for a week and stayed in a lodge. We enjoyed meeting the communities and learning about their culture. It was the most beatiful place we have ever been.

The weather is very variable because it is hot during the day but at night it is very cold. One day we went hiking arround Lanin Volcano and one afternoon we rode horses. It was very fun to do it! Also we tried some local food, for example, homemade jams made from elderberries, apples, strowberries and pine nut alfajores, it was the first time we tried them and they were delicius!

We recommend you that if you want to visit this place and keep it intact you should not litter. After all you are visiting a National Park. It's a great place to learn about the mapuche communities and their relationship with nature and the environment. You should definitelt visit it!