In case you don’t want to read the whole thing, here’s the highlights: *Intensely precise indigenous flute players *Multi-colored mountains *A night out at a bar in Tilcara, Argentina *Numerous giant cacti *Ping-Pong/Drinking games with the bus driver *Incredible stars lying next to llamas Ok, now onto Jujuy, Tilcara, Humahuaca, La Quebrada, Los Salares, y Purmamarca. If all those names sound indigenous to you, that’s because this part of Argentina feels literally like a different country, even more so than the deep jungle of Misiones province. The people here live a much different lifestyle, not only relying on the existence of tourism, but also enjoying their own culture specific to each town. For example, anyone living near the salt flats can tell you all about Pachamama (Mother Earth), the Medicinal/Remedial god (forgot the name), and the
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