Salta: the vibe
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The verdict
Mixed · 60Commenters praise Salta's scenery, food, wine and people, but evidence about living there long term is thin and mostly tourist-focused.
- scenery
- food and wine
- friendly people
- history and culture
- few crowds
- unclear heat and humidity
- unanswered cost-of-living questions
- vague road trip problems
- Great for visits, but little evidence on living there for months
- Summer humidity is a question nobody answers clearly
- Budget feasibility for retirees remains unclear from these sources
- Northwest landscapes feel underrated compared with other Argentine destinations
- Remote-work specifics like internet and coworking are absent from this content
Read from 8 videos, 32 comments and 0 posts on 2026-11-07; the summary is written by a language model and can misread sarcasm.
Salta, Argentina: the Criminally Underrated region you haven't heard of
A Bald Abroad · 12K views · 2025
What viewers said
“Northwest in Argentina is not just about scenary and nature. It is inhabited by the large percentage of native people in the country and has an important hirtoric heritage. A region thas was long occupied by Spanish and that played huge rol”
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“Thank you so much for this amazing video! It's fantastic to see the beauty of Salta and the northwest of Argentina — such a stunning and often overlooked region. I really appreciate you showing this side of the country to the world. I hope ”
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“I will be doing this route too in July. Thanks for sharing! :)”
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“What a fun trip ! You guys seemed to be laughing all the time and adjusted to the changing situations with humour. The scenery is great and a lot of it reminded me of the SW United States.”
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“beautiful and gigantic country, lots of land and few people. ❤️”
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“I'm from Córdoba, Argentina, and in 2016 I traveled by car the 1,300 km to the Salinas Grande in Jujuy, and I also visited Humahuaca and Purmamarca. At that time, the Cerro de los 14 colores (hill of 14 colors) was not yet a tourist attract”
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“I went on a road trip once! It was a month long and I did it solo. In good ole 'Murica!”
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“Great . regards from the ass of the world . Argentina forever”
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“El norte de Argentina es un región favorita de Argentina. Tanta belleza!”
“I watched start to finish this time!”
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