Border city

Trip Start Dec 30, 2004
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Trip End Jan 23, 2005


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Flag of Argentina  , Jujuy,
Sunday, January 16, 2005

Arriving in la Quiaca, the most northern city of Argentina there was certainly nothing to do. Apart from that, it isn't a very beautiful place (like many border cities).
So we left our backpacks in La Quiaca terminal and we crossed the border to get to Villazón, the first Bolivian city we visited. We wanted to ask the train schedule.
There were no tourist offices, so we had to walk a lot of blocks until we find the train station. There was a man who worked for the train company who said that there were no more services for 3 days or more, and recommended us that we should go to Tupiza to get closer to Uyuni.
Sincerely I hadn’t planned about a trip in Bolivia, but as I had some more time, it was a great idea to visit the biggest salt pan in the world. So we went back to La Quiaca, caught our backpacks and crossed the border once again.
We went to the bus station in Villazón and asked for buses to Tupiza. In Bolivia there are no writen prices anywhere, so you have to ask everywhere before you buy and bargain for a better price. When we had checked all that information out, we took the first bus we found and went to Tupiza.
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