Viajar en America del Sur (Itinerary / Utvonal)

January: 07/01 - 20/01 Buenos Aires; 20/01 - 22/01 Iguazu (water falls & jungle); 23/01 - 25/01 Jesuit Missions (ruins & jungle); 26/01 - 27/01 Cordoba (sucks); 28/01 - 01/02 Mendoza, Maipu (wine, rafting, horseback riding);
February: 02 / 02 - 04/02 Tupungato (wine...); 05/02 10/02 - San Juan (Valle de la Luna); 11/02 - 16/02 San Martin de los Andes (beach & trekking); 17/02 - 18/02 Bariloche; 18/02 - 19/02 El Calafate (Glacier Perito Moreno); 20/02 - 21/02 El Chalten (Fitz Roy and glacier hiking); 22/02 - 23/02 Puerto Natales; 24/02 - 04/03 Torres del Paine (National Park);
March: 05/03 - 06/03 Puerto Natales (rest...)
; 07/03 - 10/03 Boat to Puerto Montt (more rest ; -); Puerto Varas 10/03-11/03 (land!!!); Island of Chiloe 12/03 - 16/03 (ocean; culture); Santiago and Valparaiso (Valparaiso de mi amor...) 17/03 - 20/03 ; San Pedro de Atacama (The desert, Salty lakes and lagunes, Geysers) 20/03 - 24/03; Calama (Cinema!) 25/03; Uyuni in Bolivia (salt flates) 26/03 - 29/03; Potosi (on 4.60m) 30/03 - 01/04
April: Sucre (Colonial architecture under the rain...) 02/04 - 04/04; La Paz 05/04 - 13/04 (Huayna Potosi, Downhill madness); Rurrenabaque 14/04 - 23/04 (Jungle & Pampas); Copacabana 24/04 - 25/04 (Lake Titicaca - mass tourism...); Isla del Sol 26/04 - 27/04 (Island on the lake where the first Inca comes from); Puno in Peru 28/04 - 30/04 (Islas flotantes & Isla de Taquile).
May: Arequipa and the Colca Canyon 01/05 -10/05; Cusco and the Sacred Valley 11/05 - 21/05; Machu Picchu 19/05; Peruvian Southern Coast 22/05-29/05;
June: Colombia: Giraldot 30/05-02/06; Bogota 02/06-04/06; Santa Marta and the Tayrona National Parc 05/06-08/06; Cartagena 09/06-13/06; San Andres island 14/06 - 15/06; Providencia island 16/06 - 19/06; Bogota 20/06 - 25/06; Brussels...

Tuesday 25 March, 2008

Geyser land

The adventure starts at 4am, by sunrise we arrive in the empire of geysers. On an altitude of 4.300 meter the landscape is completely out of this world. Freezing cold and the smell of minerals like sulfur and others. Every once in a while the almost constant menacing sound of boiling water under our feet is accompanied by the hissing sound of hot water bursting into the air. Sipping coldish coffee while sleepwalking on thin rock with water of 85 degrees celsius under...

By 9am the sun warms us up a bit and we take a dip into the hot water surrounded by geysers and mountains. The highest termal bath in the world with a spectacular scenery. Hot water is filtering in through the mud and tickles our feet.

During the rest of the sleepy day we are shaken up from time to time by the view of some vicuñas (belongs to the lama family only much finer and cuter - gives the finest and most expensive wool, near to extinction), funny laughing birds and a stroll in a little canon surrounded by a cactus forrest.

Pictures: http://www.flickr.com/photos/22788647@N08/sets/72157604248274541/

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