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Feb 20, 2009 - A nouveau en Argentine

C'est quand nous voulions finalement prendre le bus qu'un camion accepte de nous prendre jusqu'a Jujuy, notre destination. ... Le climat de Jujuy n'a rien a voir avec celui de l'Atacama, la vegetation est epaisse et dense et l'air chaud et humide. ... Alli esperamos varias horas antes de ser llevados por un camionero hasta Jujuy, justo antes que tomemos el bus. ... El paisage hasta Jujuy es hermoso: los salares, los cactus, las montañas de muchos colores. ...

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Mar 2, 2008 - San Salvador de Jujuy

Vandaag naar San Salvador de Jujuy geweest. ... Op weg van Salta naar Jujuy grote plantages van suikerriet gepasseerd. ... Jujuy dankte zijn rijkdom aan het suikerriet en de mogelijkheid om de suiker dankzij de treinverbinding die het eind 19de eeuw al had met Buenos Aires te verkopen over het grootste deel van het land en te exporteren. ... Jujuy werd in 1593 gesticht en lag vroeger tussen de Rio Grande en de Rio Xibi Xibi in. ... Wat wel indrukwekkend is, is het regeringsgebouw van de provincie Jujuy dat aan de Plaza General Belgrano staat. ...

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Apr 20, 2006 - Northern Argenina - San Salvador De Jujuy, & Border crossing into Villazon, Bolivia

After finally leaving Buenos Aires, we had an 18hr overnight luxury bus to a town called Jujuy, a few hours south of the Bolivian border. ... Yuk! After arriving in Jujuy, we noticed things had seriously changed. ... No longer was it the nice Buenos Aires type Argentina we had become used to.After finally leaving Buenos Aires, we had an 18hr overnight luxury bus to a town called Jujuy, a few hours south of the Bolivian border. ... Yuk! After arriving in Jujuy, we noticed things had seriously changed. ... No longer was it the nice Buenos Aires type Argentina we had become used to....

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Oct 23, 2005 - Jujuy with FLACSO

Right now I'm sitting in the Salta airport in the NW part of Argentina, not far from the Chilean border., arranged and paid for an educational trip to Jujuy (the most NW province bordering Bolivia)where we participated in a seminar on the indigenous, Andean culture. ... Our group of about 50 students left on Wednesday morning and arrived in the capital of the Jujuy (pronounced Hoo-hoowee), then took the 2 hour bus ride north to the town of Tilcara. ... We stayed in these cute little cabañas on the outskirts of the pueblo.Right now I'm sitting in the Salta airport in the NW part of Argentina, not far from the Chilean border., arranged and paid for an educational trip to Jujuy (the most NW province bordering Bolivia)where we participated in a seminar on the indigenous, Andean culture. ... Our group of about 50 students left on Wednesday morning and arrived in the capital of the Jujuy (pronounced Hoo-hoowee), then took the 2 hour bus ride north to the town of Tilcara. ... We stayed in these cute little cabañas on the outskirts of the pueblo....

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Jun 8, 2005 - Jujuy

Juste une etape avant le Chili demain.Juste une etape avant le Chili demain....

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Feb 23, 2005 - San Salvador de Jujuy- Argentina

A nice little town where I finally felt as though I had returned to civilisation.A nice little town where I finally felt as though I had returned to civilisation....

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Jul 13, 2004 - Jujuy (in the Andean northwest)

On July 13, we flew to the city of Jujuy (pronounced hoo-hooy) in the northwest of Argentina (the capital of Jujuy province). ... However, we were able to find a room in Jujuy eventually, and we thought we could work the rest out when we got there. ... We originally thought we'd take the bus to the northwest, but considering that the bus takes 24 hours to Jujuy, and that air travel is not that expensive (about $100 in this case), we decided to fly to Jujuy, travel through to Tucumán and take the bus back to Buenos Aires from there (which would be 16 hours on the bus). ... We arrived in Jujuy around 5 or 6pm, and went to our hotel to check-in. ... We had a heated (pardon the pun) discussion about what to do next - go back to Buenos Aires?? We decided that the next day we would ask the tourist office to help us find accommodation in Jujuy, and if that failed, we would head out to the more remote towns that were less likely to be fully booked. ...

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