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1. Lo� A��e� �ev��
�o� co� c��i�o�
por �o��e �e p�e�e
t��bié� ob�erv�r
�o�t�ñ�� ári���
y v�lle� fértile�. /
The snowy Andes
with paths where
you can observe
the arid mountains
and fertile valleys
céter� y �e�c�bri�o� el ���eo �el Vi�o, �loj��o e� l�
f�b�lo�� C��� Giol, �e p�ro e�tilo
Art Nouveau
.
L�� p�rrill���� �h��e�� el �ire co� ��� exq�i�i�
t�� c�r�e�, �orcill�� y chori�o� y lo� vi�o� colore��
lo� v��o� p�r� el �eleite �el p�l���r. �e��o��, �cce�
�ible �e��e B�e�o� Aire� o S��ti�go �e Chile por l�
lí�e� �ére� L��.
Aconcagua
Explor���o e�� regió� �el pl��et�, lo� c��i�o�
�o� llev�ro� por �e�ierto� hel��o�, �o�t�ñ�� cerc�
�el cielo, tierr�� �e �i�o���rio� y viñe�o� ro�e��o� �e
�o��� ári���.
N�e�tr� pri�er� et�p� �o� �c�rreó por ��� her�o�
�� c�rreter� h��t� el Aco�c�g��, el pico �á� �lto �e Lo�
A��e� y �e A�éric� co� ��� 6 �il 962 �etro�, y el �á�
�lto �el ����o, f�er� �e A�i�.
A��ir��o� Lo� A��e� �ev��o�, �o��e �o� i�te�
gr��o� por lo� c��i�o� q�e �o� llev�ro� � ob�erv�r
l�� �o�t�ñ�� ári��� y lo� v�lle� fértile�.
De�c�bri�o� el “P�e�te �el I�c�”, �� p�e�te ���
t�r�l � 2 �il 700 �etro� �e �lt�r�, �o��e l�� �g���
ter��le� q�e �e �hí brot�� h�� colore��o l� tierr� co�
to�o� ���r��j��o�, (�e h�bí� co��tr�i�o �� hotel b�jo
el p�e�te e� 1925, �o��e l� ge�te go��b� �e l�� ter�
���, hoy �b���o���o y te�tigo �el �t�q�e co��t��te
�el ho�bre �l p�i��je ��t�r�l), y l�� e�t�cio�e� �e e��
we discover the Wine Museum, found in the fabu-
lous Casa Giol, of pure Art Nouveau style.
The grills smoulder the air with its exquisite
meats, shins and chorizo and the wines paint the
glasses to the palate’s delight. Mendoza, accessible
from Buenos Aires or Santiago de Chile through the
Lan airline.
Aconcagua
Exploring this region of the planet, the paths
took us to frozen desserts, mountains close to the
sky, lands of dinosaurs and vineyards surrounded
by parched areas.
Our first juncture lead us through a beauti-
ful highway up to the Aconcagua, the highest
peak in the Andes and of America, with its 6 thou-
sand 962 meters, and the highest in the world,
outside of Asia.
We admired the snowy Andes, where we be-
came part of the roads that took us to watch the arid
mountains and fertile valleys.
We discovered the “Inca Bridge”, a natural
bridge placed at 2 thousand 700 meters of height,
where the thermal waters that flow from there have
coloured theearthwithorange tones, (in1925ahotel
had been built under the bridge, where peoplewould
enjoy the thermal waters, today it is abandoned and
