Avenida Belgrano - Silent Morning Walking Tour - Mendoza, Argentina - November 2023 (4k60)

[@abduljabbarlaghari3914]

Wow i saw tram there 👋

[@AlexShutyuk]

Nice videos, nice city, subscribed!

[@jimbo_pickens]

Thank you so much! Today, I will take a bus to Córdoba, so I will be posting videos from my time there soon!

[@carlostiviroli4467]

You passed by my house. Greeting from Mendoza City. 🇦🇷

[@jimbo_pickens]

Nice! I enjoyed my time in your city! It reminded me so much of home

[@carlostiviroli4467]

@@jimbo_pickens I'm gladd to heart it !

[@stephenfoltmann8560]

I noticed in most videos I see of Argentina there is not a lot of traffic. In the few videos I have watched of yours there was no traffic in Mendoza. I have been to a dozen or so countries and there is always traffic, what is up?

[@jimbo_pickens]

It's like a light switch here! Sometimes the streets are full of life, and then other times a big city can feel like a ghost town. Sunday mornings you'd swear you were the only person in many cities here! Also, I'm noticing in the NW part of the country it is common for businesses to have a 3 to 5 hour lunch break!! The streets go quiet during those hours as well!

[@juantorres-dj3fn]

Where in the US are you from? New York , somewhere walkable on the East Coast or Texas, Nevada, Florida and the like..Mendoza and most argentinian cities are walkable and that makes them different from most american cities. Some americans like it and others hate it.

[@jimbo_pickens]

Hello! I'm Michigan originally, but lived mostly in Oregon as an adult. I very much like Mendoza!

[@ABDELHADINDIF]

​@@jimbo_pickensI'm from ohio columbus and I lived in Seattle for 8 years, last year I visited asuncion and Encarnacion then I took a bus to posadas Argentina acrorss the bridge spent whole day it was very quiet beautiful town, next year I'm planning to go back to Asuncion and head east bound toward Argentina I want to discover more towns 😊

[@jimbo_pickens]

@ABDELHADINDIF Haha, I'm originally from Michigan, but lived mostly in the PNW after university. I left the US more than 6 years ago now, though. I wish you safe travels! Argentina is a great place to visit!

[@ABDELHADINDIF]

​@@jimbo_pickensI agreed with you. I just start thinking about getting out of here for earlier retirement. I went to Paraguay this year applied for 2 years temporary residence without living there physically as long as you visit the country for at last one day a year while a look for a better place in Argentina with the blue dollar is the cheapest place to live in the world now unfortunately people still dont get it yet

[@ABDELHADINDIF]

​for how long have you been in Argentina now?