Arrived in Cordoba early in the morning.. Even though I slept well in the bus I was still dead-tired for the whole day. The first day seemed like a hangover as the sleep I got from the bus was not enough
My days in the capital of the province were ordinary. In general I find that for me cities are less of an interesting place to spend time in comparison with smaller villages. Especially if you dont feel like going out at night which in my opinion is the only thing a big city has to offer over small places.
This capital felt safer than Tucuman's, well arranged with most of the city concentrated in the center and a large high-street to walk.
Anyhow, the next two day went by pretty smooth, not much of an excitment or interesting item to share. I was pretty cool with myself and didn't have any need to share my trip at that point with anyone.
The hostel was as hippie as a hostel can be but filled with happy people. Met a few travellers but didnt feel like sticking with anyone much.
I had long walks in the city center every day and met people in the hostel pub at night. It was a relaxing recharge of energy while planning the continue of my trip.
Looking for a small village in the province to visit it was proposed to me to visit "Capilla (Capisha) del monte" and so that would be my next destination....
The only observation I made from that town was that people start loosing the indigenous characteristics and have a more european face here while the northern you are the stronger Native american characteristics people have.
Anyhow, two full days in total in Cordoba and of I am to the village...
My days in the capital of the province were ordinary. In general I find that for me cities are less of an interesting place to spend time in comparison with smaller villages. Especially if you dont feel like going out at night which in my opinion is the only thing a big city has to offer over small places.
This capital felt safer than Tucuman's, well arranged with most of the city concentrated in the center and a large high-street to walk.
Anyhow, the next two day went by pretty smooth, not much of an excitment or interesting item to share. I was pretty cool with myself and didn't have any need to share my trip at that point with anyone.
The hostel was as hippie as a hostel can be but filled with happy people. Met a few travellers but didnt feel like sticking with anyone much.
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| Hostel Common room |
Looking for a small village in the province to visit it was proposed to me to visit "Capilla (Capisha) del monte" and so that would be my next destination....
The only observation I made from that town was that people start loosing the indigenous characteristics and have a more european face here while the northern you are the stronger Native american characteristics people have.
Anyhow, two full days in total in Cordoba and of I am to the village...
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| Capuchin churh |
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