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Paquetes Egipto y Jordania en Navidad Viaje Combinado

Paquetes Egipto y Jordania en Navidad Viaje Combinado

Disfrutas de Paquetes Egipto y Jordania en Navidad Viaje Combinado con World Tour Advice. En Paquetes Egipto y Jordania en Navidad Viaje Combinado puedes disfrutar de visitar El Cairo, Sharm El Sheij Mar Rojo, crucero por El Nilo y Amman, Mar Muerto con Petra. En Paquetes Egipto y Jordania en Navidad Viaje Combinado puedes hacer Viajes a Egipto con Jordania en Año Nuevo y Navidad en aventuras de llegar a Egipto desde el puerto de Aqaba para disfrutar de las mejores excursiones y visitas los lugares más bellos del Oriente Medio. Disfrutas de vivir maravillosos momentos en Paquetes Egipto y Jordania en Navidad Viaje Combinado con World Tour Advice. Además World Tour Advice te ofrece Paquetes Egipto y Jordania en Navidad Viaje Combinado con un buen precio y con servicio perfecto. No pierdes esta fabulosa oportunidad y reservas ahora Paquetes Egipto y Jordania en Navidad Viaje Combinado con World Tour Advice.

DÃa 1: Amman Jordania - paquetes Egipto y Jordania en Navidad Llegada al aeropuerto de la Reina Aliaa en AmmÃ¡n, encontrar con el representante de World Tour Advice, traslado en vehÃculo privado con aire acondicionado al hotel en Amman. Noche y alojamiento en Amman.

DÃa 2: Jordania Tours al Mar Muerto - Viajes Navidad

Comenzar nuestro recorrido desde su hotel en Amman al terminar su desayuno. Nuestro representante le recogerÃ¡ y trasladarÃ¡ por vehÃculo privado al Mar Muerto. Es el punto mÃ¡s bajo del mundo, situado a 400 metros bajo el nivel del mar, el Mar Muerto famoso por su agua salada y la alta concentraciÃ³n de minerales en el agua con el barro oscuro en sus costas hace que sea muy valioso para varios tratamientos. Una vez que usted estarÃ¡ allÃ, podrÃ¡ disfrutar de suficiente tiempo libre para nadar y flotar en el agua y luego disfrutar de su almuerzo, regreso a su hotel, noche en Amman.

DÃa 3: Jordania Petra Tours - Egipto y Jordania en Navidad Viaje Combinado

Tour de un dÃa para visitar Petra salida de su hotel en Amman, despuÃ©s de su desayuno, llegada a Petra, cruzar El Siq, la entrada de Petra, a continuaciÃ³n, un recorrido a pie en el Siq o se puede montar un caballo o camello, visita la ciudad rosa de Petra a los templos, las tumbas, la tesorerÃa (Al Khazna), el teatro romano y disfruta de su almuerzo, luego regreso a su hotel en Petra. Noche en Petra.

DÃa 4: Amman - Sharm El Sheikh Egipto

DÃa libre para visitar AmmÃ¡n, entonces encontrar con nuestro representante para el traslado al puerto de Aqaba, donde se toma el Ferry para viajar desde Jordania a Egipto, cruzando el Golfo de Aqaba, luego traslado a su hotel en Sharm El Sheikh. Noche en Sharm.

DÃa 5: DÃa libre en Sharm El Sheikh - Egipto y Jordania Viaje Combinado

DÃa libre para actividades Sharm Mar Rojo, tomar desayuno, relajar se o excursiones opcionales, tales como subir el Monte de MoisÃ©s y visitar el monasterio de Santa Catalina o bucear y viaje a buceo en Ras Mohamed una de las islas famosas en el Mar Rojo. (PensiÃ³n completa)

DÃa 6: DÃa libre en Sharm El Sheikh - Viaje Navidad Egipto y Jordania

Sharm dÃa libre para actividades marinas o excursiones opcionales, tales como Santa Catalina o visitar el CaÃ±Ã³n colorado del SinaÃ. (PensiÃ³n completa)

DÃa 7: Sharm El Sheij - Luxor por aviÃ³n - Viaje Navidad Egipto y Jordania

DespuÃ©s de disfrutarÃ¡ de su desayuno, encontrar con el representante y traslado al aeropuerto de Sharm, vuelo de Sharm a Luxor,

Llegada al aeropuerto de Luxor, encontrar con el representante de World Tours Advice en Luxor, dirigirse al barco de crucero por El Nilo, conocer su guÃa local de idioma espaÃ±ol y visita a los templos de Karnak y Luxor, disfruta del almuerzo a bordo del crucero, por la noche o disfrutar de pasar tiempo en la discoteca del barco de crucero o un paseo en la ciudad. Alojamiento en crucero Nilo en Luxor. (Almuerzo y cena)

DÃa 8: Luxor Tours Desde El Crucero Nilo - Viaje Navidad

Disfrute de su desayuno en su crucero por el Nilo, salida con su guÃa privado a excursiones para visitar los Antiguo templos y tumbas en la orilla occidental de Luxor. El Templo de Hatshepsut, la reina de Egipto considerada faraÃ³n mujer. Tour del Valle de los Reyes de las tumbas reales de los reyes de antiguo Egipto. Los Colosos de MemnÃ³n, de Amenofis III representado sentado en su trono. Regreso al crucero Nilo. Disfruta de la comida rica del y tomar su tÃ© de la tarde durante la navegaciÃ³n desde Luxor a Esna, Noche en Esna para cruzar la esclusa.

DÃa 9: Edfu y Kom Ombo - Paquetes Egipto y Jordania en Navidad

El crucero tiene que cruzar la esclusa de Esna antes de continuar navegando hacia Edfu, es maravilloso e inolvidable para ver cÃ³mo se cruza con el nivel bajo al alto automatico.

Disfruta de su desayuno durante de navegaciÃ³n a Edfu, llegada y visita con su guÃa al templo de Edfu, este enorme templo dedicado al dios Horus, el halcÃ³n sagrado. Regreso a su crucero, descansar y almorzar.

NavegaciÃ³n a la ciudad de Kom Ombo para visitar el antiguo templo egipcio dedicado a los dos dioses, Sobek y Horus Weris, visita al museo de las momias del cocodrilo sagrado.

Por la noche podrÃ¡ disfrutar de diferentes actividades del programa de cruceros, noche en Kom Ombo.

DÃa 10: AsuÃ¡n excursiones - Paquetes Egipto y Jordania en Navidad

El crucero navega viajando hacia AsuÃ¡n, mientras tomando su desayuno, luego a excursiones para visitar las atracciones de AsuÃ¡n, la Alta Presa de AsuÃ¡n, el Obelisco Inacabado y El Templo de Filae.

Almuerzo a bordo del barco de crucero de crucero Nilo, por la tarde tiempo libre para excursiones opcionales o un paseo en la ciudad de AsuÃ¡n.

DÃa 11: AsuÃ¡n - El Cairo por aviÃ³n - Paquetes Egipto y Jordania en Navidad

Desayuno a bordo del barco de crucero, dÃa libre en AsuÃ¡n para excursiones opcionales (Tour opcional a Abu Simbel). Por la noche traslado al aeropuerto para volar a El Cairo, llegada a El Cairo, encontrar con el representante de World Tour Advice en el aeropuerto de El Cairo y traslado a su hotel, noche en El Cairo.

DÃa 12: Tours En El Cairo - Paquetes Egipto y Jordania en Navidad

Desayuno en el hotel en El Cairo, encuentro con el guÃa turÃstico a visitar la atracciÃ³n mÃ¡s famosa de Egipto, las PirÃ¡mides de Guiza, las tres pirÃ¡mides de Keops, KefrÃ©n y Micerinos, a la Esfinge y el Templo del Valle y tour de compras. Visita del Museo Egipcio de El Cairo, paseo en el centro de El Cairo, disfrutar del almuerzo en un restaurante durante la visita, regreso a su hotel en El Cairo. Noche en Cairo.

DÃa 13: Fin del viaje en Egipto, salida final

Disfrute de su desayuno en el hotel, traslado al aeropuerto internacional de El Cairo para tomar su vuelo internacional, fin de viaje y servicios de World Tours Advice en Egipto.

Incluido:

Los servicios de recibir vos en los aeropuertos por parte de representante de World Tour Advice en Egipto y Jordania.

Los traslados por vehÃculo privado moderno con aire acondicionado por Jordania Egipto.

Boleto del vuelo Sharm El Sheij / Luxor.

Boleto de vuelo AsuÃ¡n / El Cairo.

Alojamiento 3 noches en hotel en Amman con desayuno.

Alojamiento 3 noches en hotel en Sharm El Sheij con pensiÃ³n completa.

Alojamiento 4 noches en Crucero por el Nilo desde Luxor a AsuÃ¡n (pensiÃ³n completa).

2 noches en El Cairo con el desayuno.

Almuerzo durante los tours en El Cairo Egipto y Jordania.

Las entradas a los lugares turÃsticos mencionados en el itinerario.

GuÃa local y profesional en espaÃ±ol para los tours en Egipto y Jordania.

Dos botellas de agua mineral diario en el vehÃculo durante los tours. Los impuestos y cargos del viaje.

Excluido:

Visado de entrada a Egipto.

Los vuelos internacionales.

Tours opcionales.

Propina.

Para reservar un viaje puedes enviar un correo electrónico a [email protected] o llamarnos a 01090023837

Atentamente

Eman Osama

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tempest-melody · 3 years

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Rocky Mountains to Home

This Colorado trip was amazing. Keltin and I saw some beautiful sights and made some wonderful memories. Note: On the posts below with a * are places where I have talked about various restaurants. If a post has a + we either specially stayed there and I spoke about it or you can camp there. All the cities do have hotels or vacation rentals but we did not stay in a specific one. Cities: Salida*…

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#Black Canyon of the Gunnison #Camping #Colorado #Colorado Mountain Lavender #Gear Review #International Dark Sky #Jill Sheeley #Road Trip #St. Elmo #Travel Colorado

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jdisilva · 5 years

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Waitibng to get gas in Salida is like a vintage movie. Came across this kodak moment while on vacation. #salida #colorado #family #love #vintage #chevy #gasstation #night #hotel #gaspumps #movie (at Salida, Colorado) https://www.instagram.com/jdisilva/p/Bvt3HOqHTp_/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=gsix0qgu5ypv

#salida #colorado #family #love #vintage #chevy #gasstation #night #hotel #gaspumps #movie

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cakirk2 · 3 years

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Day 44, Monday, October 11. 140 miles. Highlands Ranch to Salida, CO.

41 degrees as I rode out of the driveway to meet friend Dave at First Watch restaurant in Highlands Ranch. I haven't seen or talked to Dave in four years. We worked together for a dozen years and always enjoyed each other's company. Was like the time lapse didn't exist. Nice to catch up! What a great breakfast with a very unique menu. Thanks for breakfast Dave!

Colorado is beautiful - todays ride south to Salida confirmed it. Dave hooked me up with a few great roads, then onto 285 south, which was a nice ride as well. Spent a fair amount of time between 8-10,000', 42-52 degrees most of the way. I wasn't really cold - my cold weather gear did their job. Not sure if that will hold true much below 40 though. Hope I don't find out. :)

To the west of cool small town Buena Vista is a mountain range of 14,000 plus peaks. Mt Princeton is pictured as is Mt Ouray. Finally some tree color! Colorado is just beautiful - did I already say that.

Got to Salida around 3, couldn't check in till 4. Not sure how it happened but I found a very cool little brewery in town. Had a couple and chatted it up with several different folks there. Nice time. My hostel room is really a very nice boutique hotel room with a private bath. Great room, great day. Further south thru Taos, NM tomorrow!

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leftoverlondoner · 5 years

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The ghostsigns of Salida

There are very few American towns that don’t have at least one ghostsign, but Salida, Colorado, is blessed with many. Here’s a selection from a summer trip. This Manhatten Hotel/Coca Cola/Snowdrift palimpsest is a cracker.

#ghostsign #ghost sign #salida #signwriting #handpainted #commercial art #snowdrift #coca cola

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tsgaspencolorado · 4 years

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Spring Travel Local Destinations

In the mood for a trip but want to avoid the airport or the hassle of flying somewhere right now? We’re with you this spring season. We asked Kaleigh Kirkpatrick of The Shameless Tourist for some destination inspiration a step above a staycation. All within driving distance of Aspen and the Roaring Fork Valley. Pack your bags, load the car, and hit the road to these hot spots.

A Half-Day Drive from Aspen and the Roaring Fork Valley

Dunton Hot Springs | This romantic 1800s ghost town has been restored into private cabins, complete with hot springs and an on-site lounge and restaurant. This is mountain luxury at its finest. Prepare to get off the grid and take a step back in time.

Hoodoo Moab | Kaleigh notes that this brand new Hilton hotel is, “such a nice property at a great price.” You can easily visit Arches National Park by day and enjoy the pool and on-site restaurant by night.

The Broadmoor | A Colorado classic, this resort features great amenities and is close to Pikes Peak, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, and Seven Falls. With plenty of room options, a bounty of restaurants to choose from, and activities such as golf, pool, and tennis, this is an easy staycation spot the whole family will enjoy.

Madeline | For a different ski scenery, Kaleigh recommends the Madeline in Telluride. This ski-in/ski-out Auberge property even has a private kids lounge and an ice rink. Bonus: This could easily pair up with a stay at Dunton Hot Springs.

A Full-Day Drive from Aspen and the Roaring Fork Valley

Four Seasons Santa Fe | Kaleigh notes that she loves this property, “for families staying a little longer and looking to do more outdoor things.” Located just a bit outside the city, it has more of a resort feel.

Brush Creek Ranch | Head north to Wyoming and settle into a ranch if you’re looking for a place that has a larger feel than Dunton Hot Springs. This all-inclusive 5-star property sits on 30,000 panoramic acres and offers an authentic ranch experience for the whole family.

Lodge at Blue Sky | Park City is just a state away and this Western getaway is easy to call home for a few days. A contemporary, luxury resort, it’s considered an outdoor playground. Make a day of the area with nearby skiing and downtown Park City, which features some of the best local shopping and dining around.

St. Regis Deer Valley | With access to Deer Valley Resort right outside the doors, this mountainside property features fire pits, a Remède spa, and picturesque views of the Wasatch Mountains. The perfect place to be a tourist for a long weekend.

Amangiri | Saving the best for last, Kaleigh notes that this property, “would be the most amazing place.” The longest drive of the staycation round-up, it is worth every minute. This futuristic, luxury resort is set on 600 acres in the heart of Canyon Point in Southern Utah. Close to the historic Grand Canyon and Insta-famous Antelope Canyon, this stunning staycation is a sophisticated desert oasis.

Need help booking your staycation or destination vacation? Kaleigh of The Shameless Tourist is your go-to for all things travel! Contact her for more ideas and itineraries. Check out her list of 20 Destinations for 2020. And you can always consider Salida as an off-season destination.

#outandabout #travels #aspenstaycations #coloradostaycations #traveltips #Aspen #travel

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microshiner · 5 years

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Ska, craft spirits, and Colorado's real drinking town

The hangover bell rings loud and clear in my head as I lift a 70 pound guitar cabinet into the back of a white 2000 Ford Econoline XL. Rain falls lightly. I am running on only a few slovenly hours of sleep but despite the pounding head, my mood is jovial. My band mates and I recount the night before over and over. In the world of ska music, there are few bands more respected than Hepcat, and few bands more infamous than Mephiskapheles, and we just shared the stage with both in one night. It was also the kick off to the second leg of our spring and summer run- this morning we hit the road out of Denver and head for Durango, Colorado, where we’ll spend a week in the studio and follow it up with two shows in the area including a performance at the legendary Ska Brewing Company.

Alright.

Personally, I am excited for more than one reason. I went to school in Durango, but it’s been six years since I’ve lived there and from what I can tell, the drinking scene has only gotten better. A new craft distillery just opened up, and the number of breweries has jumped from 4 to 6 (All this in a town of 17,000. Fort Collins gets the glory, but at over 150,000 residents, are their 14 breweries and 3 distilleries that impressive? Which is the real drinking town?)

I contemplate this and other pressing issues to pass the time on a 7 hour haul over the Rocky Mountains. As we climb in elevation, my mood levels off. It always does when passing time in the van. Whether I am headed somewhere new or somewhere I’ve been many times, as long as it’s light outside touring has always had a bit of a weird vibe to me. The late nights, the shows, the people, the free drink tickets - that is what it’s all about and what makes it worth it. The rush of playing a good show is matched by no drug or other experience I’ve ever had. But during the day, driving through the middle of nowhere to the next town while getting further and further away from your personal life back home, the anxiety creeps in.

Maybe it’s because I’ve never been in a band at a level where touring was our income. I’ve always had to hurry back home after each run and get to work in order to keep the bills paid. Right now, it’s about 9:30 on Monday morning. Everyone I know (except the three guys sitting here with me) is at work, or walking the dog, or heading to the bank, something normal.

Don’t get me wrong, there is certainly a level of awesome to all this. I’m never going to be a ‘company man.’ I knew that by the time I hit high school. I take a lot of pride in what I do for a living and for a hobby. But the older I get, the harder I find it to relate the stories of the road and the stories of the pen and the stories of so many nights passed in rock clubs to people who are my age but haven’t had a night out in months. The word ‘baby’ means something entirely different to them.

As Vonnegut would say - So it goes. We pull into town just in time for happy hour but unfortunately the liquor store will have to suffice for tonight; we’ve got to get to the studio. Tomorrow I will have the opportunity to experience some of the actual culture of this town I’ve missed so much.

Tuesday morning I am walking down Main Avenue bright and early in a leisurely search for a cup of coffee and a paper. Part of me feels like a Texan, stopping to gaze into each store window as I pass by and then actually purchasing, after looking around to make sure no one I know is in sight then ducking quickly into the storefront, a “Durango” t-shirt. I’ll have to bury this down in my backpack so my bandmates never see it. I justify the window shopping and eventual purchase as a mere way to pass some time before my scheduled meeting with some real locals, the owners of Durango Craft Spirits, at 10 o’clock.

I walk into the tasting room to meet owners Michael and Amy McCardell. Immediately I can tell that the duo lives by their motto and are ‘Inspired by the true spirit of Durango’ - It is only 10 am but the room is full of bluegrass music and the McCardell’s beckoning call for a drink. Michael handles the distilling of what is currently their sole offering - Soiled Dove Vodka, made from a mash of 60% native grown, non-GMO white corn they get directly from the Ute Mountain Tribe of Ute in Towaoc, Colorado (just a little over an hour from Durango). His soft voice, with a bit of a country tinge, makes even a short sentence sound well-rehearsed and wise. Perfect for telling stories, and I’m guessing he has a lot of them.

Lucky for me, Michael is not at all shy about telling the story of Durango Craft Spirits, his pride and joy.

It is, I learn quickly, Durango’s first post-prohibition, grain-to-glass distillery. “We’ve got a couple friends over at Ska, Dave (Thibodeau) and Bill (Graham), that opened Peach Street Distillery, in Grand Junction) years ago and one day I met the old distiller and Bill brought in one of their first bottles of gin, along with a bottle of Bombay Sapphire,” Michael says. “It was just unbelievably so much better. That first opened my eyes to craft distilling.”

This was over ten years ago, and until that day Michael had no plans at all of going into the distilling business. “A couple years later, I’m hiking around a piece of property up north with the county assessor, and he said ‘I gotta tell you this story. There’s a buddy of mine who thought he found some ancient Anasazi ruins on his property and he wanted me to come check them out. They hiked up there on a cliff to an Anasazi looking wall and there was an old still sitting back there.’”

He decided to do some research and try to figure out what kind of distilling was done in the area. “I started reading a few books about distilling in the area, and there was quite a bit done,” Michael says. “Especially turn of the last century when the silver market took a crash. A lot of the miners took to cooking booze in the mines.”

With his interest piqued, Michael attended three distilling schools and landed himself an internship at Wood’s High Mountain Distillery in Salida, CO, with the intention of opening his own show in Durango once he learned about the operational side. Both Michael and Amy had spent years in the local hospitality industry managing hotels and a golf club.

As their current jobs came to end due to sell offs, the decision was made to go full-steam with the distillery concept. Step one, securing a location. Where They landed right on the corner of 11th and Main, in the heart of downtown, and opened in January of this year.

Their setup is pretty simple - tasting room in the front, still setup and work area in the back (visible to guests), and office off to the side. Nice and cozy. “We go grain to glass right in the building with all regional grains,” Michael says. “We’re real proud to mash, distill, and bottle right in house.” I had been sold on their concept already, but at this point I could not continue the interview without trying some of their product.

Amy, generally in charge of the tasting room and PR, hands me a pour from behind the bar. I stir, smell, and sip. Then I gasp.

I am not a vodka drinker. My taste for the stuff was ruined by too much Smirnoff as a teenager. But this morning I am happy to make an exception. This stuff is good. Smooth, one of those spirits that you know would be perfect in a cocktail but it almost seems like a sin to dilute it, like a fine scotch. Until you realize that a vodka of such high quality could finally allow you to drink those plastic-bottle vodka infused party concoctions you swore off in your mid-twenties because you can’t stand the headaches any more, minus the headache. “I use a pretty strange recipe for the vodka compared to other distilleries, and it gives it a pretty unique flavor.” That, I agree, is easy to notice.

“The product is tied to Durango’s history,” Michael informs me as empty my glass. “Soiled doves being a Victorian term for the prostitutes of the town. They operated into the 1960s in Durango and were fined heavily, with the fines helping to cover the cost of the schools, the police department, and the fire department.”

The McCardells pay homage to these lovely financiers on the back of their bottle. The cocktails served in the tasting room are also related to the town’s history, an effort that has most certainly allowed the curious tourist to feel more accomplished in his imbibing. The distillery looks to release an unaged whiskey this fall, with barreling scheduled to begin this month. The vodka is currently only sold within 150 miles of Durango. “We are being (probably) too cautious about our growth,” Michael says. They do, however, plan to expand further across Colorado. Not bad for a true mom-and-pop and operation.

I like to think that my band is a mom-and-pop operation. I guess it would be a quadruple-pop operation. Like Michael and Amy, we have grown our small company from nothing into nothing less than an amazing life experience, with no real guidance other learned experience. We have made plenty of mistakes over the last eight years but have slowly made progress come from each of them. We’ve dealt with marriages, jobs, mortgages, kids, operational disagreements, and an old van catching on fire on the road, and as life has happened, we have found a way to happen with it. Back in the early days, circa 2007-2010, I put all of my eggs in that basket. I was willing to work crappy kitchen jobs and live in dilapidated apartments so that I would in turn have the flexibility to leave town when I needed to and be able to keep my financial overhead at a bare minimum in order to play music multiple nights a week. I cared about nothing other than making the band succeed. I lost relationships and friends.

The other guys, at least the two I started the group with, did the same. And then, in the fall of 2010, we crashed and burned hard. So hard, in fact, that over the next two years we did next to nothing with the group. We had no money, our leases were up, and we had nowhere left to go. For a while, we went our separate ways. Our biggest lesson, and one of the most important things I have ever gotten out of life, is that you have to have options - you have to have more than one card to play. As we’ve grown up since then, we have found ways to have other priorities in life while still being able to come back and execute with the band when it’s time.

While the band was on ‘unofficial hiatus’, I filled the musical craving in another group, but I was also able to take the experiences I had with the band, mix them with my college degree, and create some kind of shit show career path based on music business and journalism. Five years later I feel I can see it blossoming. To me, the craft lifestyle embodies that same spirit - live life, take what you’ve got, mix in a heavy dose of passion, and throw it to wind. It takes awhile, but when it finally comes full circle, it tastes so damn good.

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lodgeinsalida · 26 days

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Salida Hostel Colorado: A Hidden Gem in the Heart of the Rockies

Salida Hostel Colorado is more than just a place to rest your head – it's an experience waiting to be discovered in one of Colorado's most charming mountain towns. Nestled in the heart of the Rockies, Salida offers a perfect blend of outdoor adventure, cultural richness, and small-town charm. Whether you're a solo traveler, backpacker, or group adventurer, Salida Hostel Colorado welcomes you with open arms and promises a memorable stay amidst stunning natural beauty and vibrant local culture.

History and Background of Salida

Founded in the late 19th century as a railroad and mining town, Salida boasts a rich history steeped in frontier spirit and Western heritage. Today, it retains its historic charm with beautifully preserved Victorian architecture, art galleries, and museums that offer glimpses into its storied past.

Overview of Hostel Accommodation

Salida Hostel Colorado offers affordable and comfortable accommodation options for travelers of all ages and backgrounds. From dormitory-style bunk beds to private rooms with ensuite bathrooms, there's something for everyone at this cozy mountain retreat. The hostel's communal spaces encourage social interaction and camaraderie among guests, making it an ideal choice for solo travelers seeking new connections and shared adventures.

Amenities and Services Offered

Guests can enjoy a range of amenities and services designed to enhance their stay at Salida Hostel Colorado. From complimentary Wi-Fi and continental breakfast to laundry facilities and bicycle rentals, the hostel strives to provide a comfortable and convenient experience for all guests. Knowledgeable staff members are available to offer local recommendations, assist with trip planning, and ensure that guests have everything they need for a memorable stay.

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Location and Accessibility

Conveniently located in downtown Salida, the hostel offers easy access to a variety of shops, restaurants, and outdoor recreational opportunities. Situated within walking distance of the Arkansas River and nearby hiking trails, guests can explore the natural beauty of the area or simply relax and soak in the breathtaking mountain views.

Activities and Attractions in Salida

Salida is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with a wide range of activities and attractions to suit every interest and skill level. From whitewater rafting and fly fishing to mountain biking and rock climbing, there's no shortage of adventure awaiting visitors to this outdoor paradise. Cultural attractions such as art galleries, music festivals, and historic landmarks offer opportunities for exploration and discovery in the heart of the Rockies.

Local Dining Options and Cuisine

No visit to Salida would be complete without sampling the local cuisine and dining scene. From farm-to-table restaurants serving fresh, locally sourced ingredients to cozy cafes and breweries offering craft beers and artisanal fare, there's something to satisfy every palate in this foodie-friendly town. Don't miss the chance to try Colorado specialties such as green chili, elk burgers, and Rocky Mountain oysters during your stay.

Transportation and Travel Tips

Getting to and around Salida is easy, with several transportation options available to visitors. The hostel offers convenient parking for guests arriving by car, while public transportation options such as buses and shuttles provide access to nearby attractions and outdoor recreation areas. For those traveling from out of state, the nearest airports are located in Denver and Colorado Springs, both of which offer rental car services and shuttle options for onward travel.

Accommodation Options for Different Budgets

Salida Hostel Colorado offers a range of accommodation options to suit different budgets and preferences. Dormitory-style bunk beds are available for budget-conscious travelers, while private rooms offer added privacy and comfort for couples, families, or groups. All rooms are clean, comfortable, and thoughtfully appointed with modern amenities to ensure a pleasant and enjoyable stay for guests.

Reviews and Testimonials

Guests consistently praise Salida Hostel Colorado for its friendly staff, welcoming atmosphere, and convenient location in the heart of downtown Salida. Many rave about the hostel's clean and comfortable accommodations, delicious breakfast offerings, and vibrant social scene, making it a top choice for travelers seeking an authentic Colorado experience.

Sustainable Practices and Community Engagement

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El Kiwi

Interpretación de la biografía de W. I.

Por Something T.

W. no sentía los dedos de sus pies, se encontraba helándose en aquellas montañas, en una pequeña carreta. Llevaba meses en camino, y parecía que nunca iba a llegar, en esos momentos casi se dio por vencido. Pero recordó porque lo hacia, las 300 bocas en el orfanato que dependían de el. Eso le permitía seguir, como lo había hecho los últimos tres meses.

- “Gringo, Quiere ponche?”

En un abrir y cerrar de ojos se alejo de aquel cálido frio, y empezó a sentir el gélido calor de la hoguera.

Se había transportado kilómetros kilómetros, y también unos cuantos años. Había dejado China y estaba de vuelta en aquella curiosa posada en México.

Desconcertado, analizo lo ocurrido. Unos segundos atrás, había sobre escuchado una desplazante conversación. Una persona le estaba presentando a alguien a otra. El nombre que escucho, “Something G.”(unos pocos minutos después sabría que el nombre completo era B.G.) lo transporto a otro lugar, otro mundo, otra vida. Aquel apellido retumbo como un trueno, un bombardeo, una percusión antigua. Pero a la vez como una caricia, una gota de lluvia, un bufido de una bestia de Shandan. Se fue Arbenz y vino Mao. Ese sonido, le recordó a los hombres rojos trabajando la tierra, a los majestuosos artilugios que creo en ese tiempo. Esa palabra le recordó al polvo dorado por el que arriesgo su vida, y a las caras de sorpresa cuando al fin regreso al orfanato. Ese apellido le recordó las sonrisas que lo motivaron, y también los momentos de mayor tensión que ellas mismas lo empujaron a sobrepasar.

Saco su mochila, y empezó a buscar desesperadamente, de ella saco un sobre amarillo. En el cual estaba la confirmación de sus sospechas, el porque aquel apellido, G., lo había transportado a su vida pasada.

Le recordó al kiwi, a aquel masivo pájaro oriental que lo cuido por tantos años. El kiwi le había dado una carta para un “Something G.”

El kiwilo abrazaba, era la despedida. No sabría cuando lo volvería a ver. Si es que lo haría. Estaba a punto de salir de su oficina en el orfanato.

- -Espera, cuando vayas a Nueva York, dale esto a M. G.

Volteo a ver a los participantes de aquella conversación que lo había desplazado en el tiempo. Era un hombre cansado, otro hombre un poco mas, y una mujer que aun quería tragarse al mundo. Se acerco. Estaban hablando su lengua natal. La lengua de aquel país al cual no podía regresar.

- Hello, I am W. I.

- Oh, Hi I am B. G.

- Hi, I am The Muralist

- Hola, I am El grabador

- I am sorry for interrupting. Heard you speaking English and decided to join in. What are you discussing?

- Oh well, my friend here has a book he wanted to show to B. It’s a book of etchings of the Chinese Cultural Revolution.

W. estaba corriendo. Bueno al menos su corazón lo hacia, el mas bien estaba parado muy quieto, inmovible para ser exacto. Se les había caído la batería, aquella batería disfuncional y acaudalada. W y The Britt habían sacado todo lo que tenia adentro aquel artilugio y lo habían llenado de oro. Esa dorada sustancia que salvaría a los niños del Orfanato del Kiwi. Aquel material maldito que si los soldados encontraban los matarían en el instante. Pero justo antes de subirla al avión se les cayo. Ninguno de los quería mirar abajo.

Ambos seguían con la vista al frente, su vida dependía de lo que verían cuando su mirada descendiera. Era como si el no saber que había pasado mantendría el futuro indeciso, sus vidas seguras. Los militares ya los estaban viendo, eran de la milicia roja, eso no importaba demasiado. Cualquiera de los dos bandos los ejecutaría de haber visto aquel mineral azafranado.

Seguían sin querer saber el resultado de aquel fatal momento. De alguna manera el tiempo termino anunciándoles su futuro. Los hombres armados los observaban, y no hacían nada. Estaban seguros. Al menos por el momento, la batería había aguantado.

Pareció que ambos notaron este hecho casi al mismo tiempo, voltearon abajo, levantaron la pila y siguieron caminando como si nada. Pasaron enfrente de los hombres zurdos, subieron la batería al helicóptero. The Britt se fue con el metal del que colgaban sus vidas y las de todos aquellos huérfanos. No volvería a ver a W en 4 meses ya que el se quedo a recibir el siguiente cargamento del mineral. Cuando por fin se reencontraron The Britt, pensó que era una alucinación, ya que lo daba por muerto.

- Could I look at that after you B.? I have, lets say, a special interest on the topic.

- Sure, if you want we can go look at it together, I am sure the Muralist and El grabador have things to discuss. We can take it and look at it right.

- Definitely, I hope you find in interesting. If I may ask W, what´s your, how did you call it? Special interest on the subject.

- Oh, I lived in China around that time.

W y B Se fueron a sentar cerca de la fogata, y empezaron a pasar las hojas del libro.

De esta forma lo vieron, por lo que parecieron horas, y W se mantuvo ahí haciendo comentarios sobre algunas cosas que veía. B parecía interesada, y sus comentarios eran muy precisos, como si supiera mas sobre China que lo que estaba diciendo.

Cada imagen le recordaba historias, días, paisajes, demasiados para contarle cada una a B. También demasiadas para escribir en su diario, o en este texto para ser honesto. Entonces no lo hizo, por lo tanto yo tampoco. Ver imágenes, era de alguna forma mas sencillo, estaba preparado, no lo transportaba de la manera que lo hacían otras cosas, como conversaciones o nombres.

Sin embargo, en un abrir y cerrar de ojos al pasar una hoja B, W se quedo callado, quieto, se perdió un poco de nuevo.

Estaba mirando fijamente un poster, por su entendimiento del dialecto de esa zona decía “Esta ciudad ha sido liberada por el ejercito rojo”. Llevaba 3 días en ese poblado, en su camino a Shandan, al orfanato. El oro esta vez iba en su ropa. Pulverizado en su cinturón y zapatos. En lingotes en su pantalón. Era una mina andante en un mar de agua regia.

En los 3 días que llevaba ahí, no había visto un solo soldado carmesí, y el poblado parecía estar controlado por el ejercito el emperador. Por eso miraba con fascinación el poster, ya que parecía ser una paradoja, una sátira, o una burla.

Decidió no hacer caso a lo que decía, y regresar a su hotel, no era seguro caminar por el pueblo a esas horas de la noche.

Fue a dormir, a los pocos minutos ya roncaba, yo en su situación no lo hubiera logrado, para el parecía sencillo. Despertó al siguiente día, y fue a caminar por el poblado de nuevo. Para su sorpresa el poster que había visto la noche anterior parecía haberse reproducido. El pueblo estaba tapizado.

Todo ese día el pueblo fue mas caótico de lo normal. El pueblo se convirtió en un solo organismo, un insecto, que zumbaba sin cesar. En dos sentidos para ser exactos, no dejaban de moverse, ni de hablar. Parecían mitad nerviosos mitad emocionados. W no podía esperar para salir de ese organismo, pero no era posible, primero porque no tenia transporte, pero también porque seria sospechoso.

Por la tarde, los últimos objetos estáticos del pueblo, los soldados de Chian Kai-Shek, empezaron a zumbar también. Intentaban parecer calmados, pero era demasiada la tensión. W no sabia que harían, a decir verdad tampoco le interesaba, el solo necesitaba que todo se detuviera, de alguna forma o otra para poder seguir su camino.

Logro dormir a pesar del zumbido, pero a las pocas horas despertó, había demasiada conmoción. Fue a la ventana de su cuarto, que daba a la salida del pueblo. La abrió, y vio el resultado del caos del día anterior, todo el ejercito del emperador salía del poblado, algunos 100 soldados marchaban en fila huyendo.

A pesar de esto la conmoción continuo, Wf ue a la otra ventana, y vio a la mayoría del poblado en la plaza del pueblo. Esperaban al ejercito rojo. Lo que paso a continuación sorprendió a W como pocas cosas lo habían hecho hasta ese momento, UN solo solado colorado entro a la plaza. Una sola persona, al retomar el espacio publico, había retomado el poblado entero.

- Hey were you listening to me?

- I am sorry, that etching of the poster, it reminded me of something…

- Well are you going to tell me?

W procedió a contar la historia que yo describí arriba. Claro, no de la misma manera, la conto de esa forma cautivante que solo el sabía.

- So the book is that authentic?? I should buy it then

- I guess, lets go tell El grabador that you want it

- Hey, i think I would like to buy this from you

- Alright that´s amazing, it would be $$$

W jalo a B para un lado.

- Hey, No way you are paying $$$ it is worth $$ at the most, I can even try to get one for you.

- All right I will tell him I changed my mind.

Bvolvió con el grabador y le regreso su libro. Luego fue a buscar a W de nuevo, era interesante platicar con el.

- So, I wanted to continue our conversation, actually I believe I had heard the story you told me about the soldier.

- Really, from whom?

W no pensaba que muchas personas conocieran esa historia, ni siquiera esa táctica del ejercito rojo chino.

- Well, my uncle, who I don’t specially, like also lived in China for a while, he told my brother about this Chinese tactic. He told me.

W, aún mas curioso prosiguió a preguntar lo que había estado ansioso por saber desde el inicio de la noche.

- Is your uncle´s name M.G. by any chance?

- Yeah… how did you know?

B se veía extremadamente sorprendida, bueno ahora que lo pienso se veía mas bien consternada.

- Well, funnily enough I have a letter for him.

- All right, that is strange, who gave it to you? Please tell me you don’t know him. If you do, I am not like him, believe me.

- You really don’t like him do you? No its not from me, its from el kiwi.

La cara de B se relajo por primera vez en el ultimo minuto y medio, el que W no conociera a M.G. pareció reconfortarla.

- Oh I know him, he stayed in my house when I was 4 or 5 years old, How do you know him?

- He was the principal of the orphanage I was taking the gold to. Can I give you the letter?

- Well I have no idea when I will see him but I guess I can safe guard it.

W saco la carta de su viejo amigo y se la dio a esta nueva conocida, con la que parecía tener muchas conexiones. Ninguno de los dos lo sabia, pero en esa carta el kiwi le pedía a M.G que le encontrara una pareja a W, que el era un hombre bueno. Curiosa petición, ya que aún cuando M.G no encontró una pareja para W, alguien de su familia lo hizo.

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