- Monday, April 6
- Tuesday, April 7
Buenos Aires
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Studio Hollywood Seven
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Tour with Danny
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CHIC Fuegos y Vinos
- Wednesday, April 8
Buenos Aires
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Sightseeing (Uber from hell)
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Argentine Experience
- Thursday, April 9
Buenos Aires
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La Boca
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Recoleta cemetery and church
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San Telmo market
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Secreto Tango Society
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Parrilla Don Benito
- Friday, April 10
Montevideo
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HSC Silvia Ana L ferry and bus
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Playa y Confort Airbnb
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Parrilla La Otra
- Saturday, April 11
Montevideo
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Bodega Carrau
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Sacromonte Jacksonville
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Bodega Bracco Bosca
- Sunday, April 12
Montevideo
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Bodega Pizzorno
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Bodega Familia Deicas
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Bodega Bouza
- Monday, April 13
Montevideo
- Tuesday, April 14
Mendoza
- Wednesday, April 15
Mendoza
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Bodega Familia Cassone
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Benegas Lynch
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Terrazas de los Andes (lunch)
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Bodega Budeguer
- Thursday, April 16
Mendoza
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Bodega Familia Blanco
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Bodega Atamisque
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Bodega Andeluna (lunch)
- Friday, April 17
Lima
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Ica with J&J
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La Caravido Hacienda
- Saturday, April 18
Lima
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Nazca Lines by airplane
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Tacama Winery
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La Caravido Hacienda
- Sunday, April 19
Lima
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Paracas National Reserve
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Marriott Bonvoy Paracas
- Monday, April 20
Lima
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Boat cruise to Ballestas Islands
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La Gloria Miraflores
- Tuesday, April 21
Lima
- Wednesday, April 22
Cusco
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Restaurant Tunupa
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Sierra Sacred Valley, Huayllabamba
- Thursday, April 23
Cusco
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Pisac Mercado de Artesanías (Handicrafts Market)
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La Ruta Cafe (Lunch)
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Parque Arqueológico Pisac (Pisac Ruins)
- Friday, April 24
Cusco
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Centro de Textiles Tradicionales del Cusco (CTTC) (Center for Traditional Textiles of Cusco)
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Lunch at El Huacatay
- Saturday, April 25
Aguascalientes
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Train
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Casa del Sol Machupicchu
- Sunday, April 26
Aguascalientes
- Monday, April 27
Cusco
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Lunch at El Albergue
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Aranwa Cusco Boutique Hotel
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Morena (Brunette Peruvian Kitchen)
- Tuesday, April 28
Cusco
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Spend the day in Cusco
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Dinner at Chicha por Gaston Acurio
- Wednesday, April 29
- Thursday, April 30
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Mafalda is an Argentine comic strip written and drawn by cartoonist Quino. The strip features a six-year-old girl named Mafalda, who reflects the Argentine middle class and progressive youth, is concerned about humanity and world peace, and has an innocent but serious attitude toward problems. The comic strip ran from 1964 to 1973. It remained a cultural touchstone for Latin Americans of every generation thereafter. At one point, Mafalda and Eva Perón were the two most recognizable Argentinean women worldwide.
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