Nobody travels in this part of ARGENTINA // EP.69
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- Опубликовано: 11 ноя 2023
- We are traveling to a part of Argentina nobody visits. Off the beaten track, and difficult to reach. But there we will find some incredible hidden gems.
We decided against going to Brazil and Paraguay, as the temperatures expected are extreme. Instead we are traveling to the region of Chaco, to the Impenetrable National Park. To get there we will have to drive hundreds of kilometers offroad, pretty tough at moments. But it will be worth it.
The National Park is free, one can drive with their own car in the park and the camping overlooking the river is free as well. Nuts.
We are also allowed to walk around and see animals living here, including many Yacaré (caymans).
Eventually we leave and after hundreds of kilometers make it to the next one, El Rey National Park. This one is a bit different in landscape but w are able to see even more animals.
Enjoy The Ride!
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Wow - great work filming those rare and unusual animals, guys.
I had no idea Argentina had animals like that. And the National Park system was so good and free! I know it takes considerable time and effort to reach those more remote areas but looks to be well worth it.
A person cold be excused for thinking that part of Argentina was in fact, Africa.
So many similarities!
Thank you so much! They are really weird looking uh?! We were lucky to see them in a time that our planet earth is screaming for help. The parks in Argentina are a dream, they are really good and organized. Also good connected to one another!
And yes, some parts really reminded us to Africa. Beautiful ❤️
The tapir is amazing!! You are amazing in filming wildlife!! Danke gracias
It was amazing 🤩😍🤩 Argentina has some real gems 🙌
What beautiful bird life!
It was stunning!!
Another great video, fantastic filming and editing. Really enjoyable watching. Looks like you've found some real gems and definitely off the beaten track.
Thank you so so much for watching. We did indeed find some gems. We learnt in the meantime how lucky we were with the weather and the sightings. Happy to share such an special place!
Really enjoyed that. Love getting away from the tourist places and seeing less visited areas here in Australia.
Re. ticks, there are special devices for removing them while minimising the effects of the poison. Then treat with Betadine or similar antiseptic.
It was pretty special. We have the right car and time to explore these hidden gems! These tiks were disgusting but it was not difficult to remove them. The problem was that we missed a couple of them as we realized days later... Not ideal 😭
Wow! Thank you! Amazing footage!
Happy to share, as it was incredible! Thank you for watching ☺️
That area has recently been opened to the public with the creation of the National Park. Getting to that area is difficult if you do not have a suitable vehicle, there are few services and you can only visit between autumn and spring, in summer it is almost impossible due to the high temperatures and rain. For example, getting there by car from Buenos Aires.takes at least 2 days.
It is really difficult to get there without a 4x4, specially with rain. And yes, we were there in the perfect season and had beautiful weather. Two days from Buenos Aires, for sure!
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Amazing wildlife
It was incredible and unexpected! This is why always listen to the locals and the tips you get along the way. So happy we did!🙌
Breathtakingly beautiful footage of all these rare and endangered animals! Thank you very much!
Happy to share. It was spectacular there, a real hidden gem. Thank you for watching!
Really enjoyable, beautiful scenery
Thank you so much! It was a real hidden gem 💎💎
Amazing locations
Absolutely incredible places and insane to be able to be alone and enjoy the wildlife and special scenery 😱
I didn't think this channel could get any better! Or make me itch so much!!
I'm starting to reconsider my spring choices for the rebuild if I ever want to travel to Argentina!
Oh boy Argentina. Where to start 😱 it's a dream to Overland. The landscapes omg, you are not prepared for it. And traveling here is really smooth at the same time, comparing to any other place. We really cannot recommend enough! But minimum 2 months to see the beauties. Thank you for watching and sty tunned!
Oh wow, I caught up to the latest vid. playlists make it easy to binge - cheers.
Congratulations! You made it! What did you enjoy the most?
@@Thebluelandy Iran to Africa, but do like the way you travel. Cheers for sharing.
enjoyed this episode!
So happy that you liked it. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment 🤗
How awesome to see that area again threw your video . The area is so remote that may don’t make it there . And the wild life viewing is amazing . Thanks for bring back some great memories of are time there . And so glad to see you all enjoyed it also . Thanks again for sharing your wonderful journey and travel videos with us all your over landing friends . Cheers from Steve Stott in Sutherlin Oregon U.S.A. :) :) :) 🌎🍻😁👍🏼.
Hey Steve! It was extra remote, but it also keeps the place in peace and the animals protected. We are glad we were able to witness some of these weird looking animals. ❤️
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What a great adventure. I've recorded it and plan to go when I embark on my Pan American Journey.
You will not regret it. Just one note, prepare for some long ripio (dirt tracks)😱
A great national park with free camping and all amenities, how good is that.
It is absolutely awesome! Argentina is a dream for Overlanding. ❤️🤯
What a magical place you found in Argentina .The wildlife was just awesome ,but those Crocs looked real big and scary.No way would i dip my big toe in that river.
It is exactly that! Magical. When people show Argentina,they never mention their wildlife in this corner of the country. And we only saw a very tiny portion of them. There are jaguars still in Argentina 😱😱😱 the cayman, some of them well really well fed. No idea what they eat, but we also would not try our luck.
IN IN ARGENTINA 🇦🇷 also found, crocodiles 🐊, in in ARGENTINA 🇦🇷 is VOLCANO 🌋 MOUNTAINS ⛰,
So interesting, I sent your video to may friend, she is Argentinian. I think, she also has never heard anything about this beautiful region.
Thank you so much for sharing! I would like to know what she things about it. Everytime we talk about this place people give us a weird look, because they never heard about it
@@Thebluelandy I talked with Anna-Maria about this area. Sie knows it! She was even in Resistencia, the capital town, because her brother studied on the university there.
@@dorisschwabe1651 Nice!!! Did she visit the Impenetrable as well? Thank you for coming back to this!
@@Thebluelandy No, unfortunately she did not, she only visited her brother.
Hola, en la ciudad de Gancedo, Provincia del Chaco, se encuentra el segundo meteorito más grande del mundo. Fue un lugar donde hubo una lluvia de meteoritos, muchos de los cuales están expuestos en ese parque. Si necesitan algo, yo vivo en la ciudad de Las Breñas, estaría muy feliz de poder ayudarlos. Buen viaje!!
Hola!! Que pena que ya estamos lejos de la zona. Pero espero que aquellos que lean el comentario se guarden la información para visitar el meteorito! Gracias por compartirlo!!🤗 Y gracias por la invitación! Pena que siempre publicamos con mucho retraso. 😫
Wow your now south America, this time your three for a change. Are you using navigator for directions and destination?
Hey!! Yes, team three for a while! We use the Garmin Drive to put our destination with coordinates and guide us, so we have an alternative to using our phones.
Greatly enjoy your travels around the world and I am new fun. I am slowly going through your previous episodes. Thanks for bringing us along with you.
Quick question, how do you manage to get your drone across different countries. I tried once to get a drone to an African country and I met tremendous resistance. Even after completing their required paperwork they eventually said no. I am not certain how you do it. Any advice?
Hey and welcome to the community! Enjoy the episodes.
We have a mini 2 it’s pretty small and we just hide it somewhere in the car. Put controller drone and battery in different places…
That’s not possible with a phantom or so… but we also know bikers that bring drones along.
Don’t ask for permission, in case ask for forgiveness. But be careful would not recommend to risk anything in countys like Iran, Morocco…. Just use common sense
Thanks for the amazing words of wisdom and for the speedy response
Hi.... just wondering what Garmin you use for navigation? How do you like it? I've been looking at them but the good ones are pricey
Hey Terry, there is an overland hack. we have a cheap 100€ “Garmin drive 52” (as far as I remember) with an SD card you can load free open topo maps onto the navigation. It works great!
The mount is a DIY solution out of a 3D printer.
Those little flies are "pirpintos", so tiny that the mosquito net are worthless...
Yeah they are terrible, the worst is that they itch for days.
What's the green thing you're eating / drinking from a cup?
It's Mate 🧉 the beverage Argentinians drink (also Uruguayans, Paraguayans and some Chileans). It's from the mate 🌿 imagine a tea where you soak it in the cup , at less temperature (75-77°C) and drink it with an special straw with a filter to avoid drinking the mate. It is bitter but really delicious. Normally it is shared with others from the same straw.
@@Thebluelandy Thanks for the info.
No fees with such amenities? That's a first for me.
Nope! This is Argentina! Incredible.
What is the name of the park?
The fist park is “impenetrable” the second is “el ray”
Sorry to ask, but how do you two go to toilet ? I mean the stomach part ? In Africa I know it's very quite to stroll on the bushes but here looks more dense. Sorry to ask.
Hey! Absolutely no worries for the question haha. In South America (sor far Argentina and Uruguay) it is pretty easy in comparison to other countries in Africa. This is mainly because there are fewer people here per square meter, so going out of the path and being alone in the forest is pretty easy. Also the infrastructure around the roads is great, so all petrol station have toilets, sometimes even full bathrooms with free showers! So all this makes it easy here. In places like Uganda and Rwanda it was really difficult as you would not find unpopulated places.
No pictures coming dark, why?blackout video 📹
Hey!! We don't understand what do you mean.
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These parks are great and even though they don't have a lot of visitors, they are maintained by the rest of National Parks that have entry fees.
jaja, Not for free ¡ Nosotros lo pagamos por ustedes, el peronismo es asi... ..que lo disfruten ¡¡ Yo disfruto sus videos 😏
Cierto! Visitar estos lugares gratis, es gracias al aporte Argentino! El peronismo para lo bueno y lo malo! Estamos disfrutando la Argentina como ningún otro país. Increíble ❤️