☝️VIAJAR BARATO en trenes argentinos 😲llevando la bicicleta

Take your bike with you! How to get long-distance train tickets and transport your bicycle without problems. In this video, I explain step by step how to get long-distance train tickets and take your bicycle with panniers on the train. And a little-known secret to help you do it. And from Buenos Aires, how I reconnected with the mystical Route 40 in Argentine Patagonia. A secret on how to get tickets and take your bicycle on long-distance trains and how I got to Argentine Patagonia and Route 40 to continue my Route 40 adventure in Patagonia. Traveling from Cordoba to Buenos Aires by train with your bicycle is cheaper, more comfortable, and very easy to do. Some reasons to justify traveling by train: Convenience: Traveling by train can be a very convenient option for many people, as it offers a more economical and comfortable way to get from one place to another. Furthermore, taking your bike on the train can be an ideal way to explore a new destination, as it allows you to access remote or hard-to-reach places. Saving time and money: Compared to other modes of transport, such as airplanes or cars, the train can be cheaper and save you time. Plus, you don't have to worry about parking costs or city traffic. Protecting your bike: When transporting your bike on the train, you won't have to worry about its safety. The freight cars on the train are designed to protect your bike from potential damage during the journey, such as scratches or bumps. Exploring new destinations: Traveling by train with your bike allows you to explore new destinations in a different and exciting way. You can access remote places and see breathtaking landscapes that you otherwise wouldn't be able to see. A unique experience: Traveling by long-distance train can be a unique and unforgettable experience. In the video, you can see some of the details and amenities offered by long-distance trains, such as meal service, sleeper cars, and panoramic views. In conclusion, taking your bicycle with you on the train can be a very practical and exciting option for exploring new destinations in Argentina. Based on the arguments presented, it can be stated that train travel is a convenient, economical, safe, and sustainable way to travel with your bicycle. The train departs from the Córdoba Mitre Station terminal on Fridays and Mondays at 8:00 PM. The journey takes approximately 9:00 PM, arriving at Retiro San Martín Station at 4:30 PM the following day. Cycling down National Route 40 from La Polvorilla, San Antonio de los Cobres, Abra el Acay, La Poma, Cafayate, Belén, Pituill, Chilecito, Huaco, Jáchal, San Juan, Mendoza, Potrerillos, Tupungato, El Sosneado, Malargüe, Cuesta el Chihuido, Chos Malal, El Huécu, Las Lajas to Argentine Patagonia. I climbed Abra el Acay to almost 5,000 meters above sea level at 58 years old.