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San Pedro
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“With over 160 years of history, Viña San Pedro was founded in the Curicó Valley in 1865 by the Correa Albano brothers, who were pioneers in bringing varieties from the Old Continent to the Valley.”
— sanpedro.cl
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 13

Getting Lost in Bolivia's Wine Lands, Storied Mines, and Haunting Salt Flats

On a captivating journey for mind and soul, one writer loses himself in the landscape.

Founded in the 16th century, one of the region's oldest vineyards.

12 things in this story
  • San PedroRestaurantFounded in the 16th century, one of the region's oldest vineyards.
  • San Francisco de la HorcaPlaceWinery with oak barrels and huge earthen pots.
  • Elsewhere
  • Salar de UyuniSightUyuni, BoliviaBolivia's most famous salt flat, at more than 4,000 square miles.
  • Cerro RicoSightPotosi, BoliviaPyramid-shaped mountain, world's most profitable source of silver.
  • Casa Nacional de la MonedaMuseumPotosi, BoliviaColossal national mint with smelting rooms.
  • Tierra RojaPlaceVilla Abecia, BoliviaEstate created by Cristian Villamor, planted with Cabernet.
  • El TíoSightPotosi, BoliviaDemonic figure, considered the Lord of the Mountain.
  • JiriraHotelUyuni, BoliviaUpscale lodge created by high-end Chilean tour operator Explora.
  • Hotel Museo CayaraHotelPotosi, BoliviaOne of the oldest Spanish houses in South America, built in 1557.
  • Explora Jirira LodgeHotelUyuni, BoliviaPrefabricated modular structures on stilts, designed by Max Núñez.
  • K'ajchi IslandSightUyuni, BoliviaSmall volcano that erupted from the seabed, slopes teeming with butterflies.
  • Tunupa volcanoSightUyuni, BoliviaHalf-collapsed cone, a riot of mineral color.
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