bus from mendoza to punte del inca (mailed by nicholas)

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bus from mendoza to punte del inca (mailed by nicholas)

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Anonymous
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Hello,
I\'m looking fo a bus company that will bring me from mendoza to puente del inca. do you know of any? How much are fares?

Thank You,
Nicholas Bellefontaine
Montreal, Canada

Posted 4 years ago #
Emily Crawford
Moderator

Hi Nicholas! Expreso Uspallata runs buses from Mendoza to Uspallata and stops at Puente del Inca and other places along the way. Look for their office at the Mendoza bus station.
Have fun!

Posted 4 years ago #
Emily Crawford
Moderator

oh yeah, the fares are pretty cheap. Somewhere around $5 US, but these prices are subject to change!

Posted 4 years ago #
Poppa
Member

Thank you for this great information Emily, I am sure sometime during my travels I will need to use a bus service like this just because of the convenience and lack of regular transportation on my end :O

Posted 3 years ago #
Stuie
Member

Thank you Emily, I am glad I know that these are cheap buses that I plan on taking! I was hoping they weren\'t too expensive, and they\'re not at all :) I plan on using this service more than likely, thank you Emily.

Posted 3 years ago #
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Posted 1 year ago #
discoversouth
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Hi! Puente del Inca is very close to Mendoza, located at just 175 kilometers away. This is the route to get to Río Cuevas, famous because its hot springs with curative powers. There are local buses that run from Mendoza to this bridge, with just a few stops in their way, so the trip is short and pleasant. Here you will have more info for Mendoza and Mendoza hotels , Hoteles en Mendoza

Posted 10 months ago #
Jenny Travel
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I climbed Aconcagua 2 years ago and I came back to Puente del Inca last year just to enjoy the place in relax. If you want to do it in 1 day it's a full day trip cause the road is not very good. Anyway the trip worth. Here you can find a lot of good and usefol information (not just Mendoza): http://buenosaires.giorgioshouse.com/buenos_aires_acc_000007.htm
have fun

Posted 10 months ago #
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Posted 10 months ago #

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