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The Hummingbird Trip We create one of a kind trips in South America + unique tours, hands-on experiences & tour-games. We create trips as personalized as they can get.

Loli Delger, is the founder of The Hummingbird Trip, a private concierge and travel planner based in Buenos Aires. We also create private off the beaten path experiences through BA Outings with Loli, and a hilarious game to get to know the deep pockets of the city through The BA Scavenger Hunt. Follow us on
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BLOOD RECIPES FOR MOTHERS DAYThere are always a few recipes passing down from generation to generation in every family. ...
20/10/2024

BLOOD RECIPES FOR MOTHERS DAY
There are always a few recipes passing down from generation to generation in every family. The ones we grew up devouring at our grandmother’s, the ones we still count on savoring at our mother’s on every family event, and the ones we also cook at home for our own children on any given celebration.

It is mother’s day here today. To honour mine I’ll share one of her blood recipes. This one is my favorite one, the rich and yummy chocolate marquise cake that I know it’ll make it to my birthday table every year, come what may, with - now too many - candles, from the baking hand of my beautiful Mamma.

Gluten Free Marquise de Mamá
Whisk 4 eggs with 4 generous spoons of sugar. Melt 100gr butter (bain marie) with 150gr od dark chocolate. Bake it for 15min in a medium oven (do not overcook). Top with a generous layer of dulce de leche, another one of whipped cream and a thick layer of italian meringue.

Happy Mother’s day to ours and all the incredible mothers out there!

On the pictures: our beautiful collaborator with her mom, granny and great grand mother. My mom and myself in Iguazu, my son and me in Punta del Este, in Bariloche and skiing in Mendoza. And Majo’s mother with her granddauthers.

BIRDING in the unblemished natural reserves of Formosa from the hand of naturalist and photographer Photos by . Thank yo...
07/10/2024

BIRDING in the unblemished natural reserves of Formosa from the hand of naturalist and photographer

Photos by . Thank you Fabian.

Muitú (female)
Muitú (male)
Carpintero Copete Pajizo (male)
Garza Cucharona
Garcita Real
Surucuá Cola Blanca (male)

Where to, when, who with, why and how will your next adventure be: these might be the questions that ruminate your mind ...
27/09/2024

Where to, when, who with, why and how will your next adventure be: these might be the questions that ruminate your mind when you dream of a new trip.

Who you are, what are the passions that rock your world, which are your sole needs and interests: these are the leads that inspires us to fullfill your dreams and become our purpose on each new trip assignment.

We are passionate about travel planning and enjoy profoundly the creation of your next tailored trip.

Today the moon is orbiting closer to the earth than usual, unique spectacles of our country.   Adventure yourself on the...
18/09/2024

Today the moon is orbiting closer to the earth than usual, unique spectacles of our country.

Adventure yourself on the thrilling night quad tours at Ischigualasto National Park (aka Valley de la Luna) or enjoy the traditional night tours and be amused on full moon nights.

03/09/2024

Nothing like a playful experience to create indelible memories. Become a local
Porteño for a day, munch on typical delicacies with The BA Scavenger Hunt, and depart Buenos Aires with the great feeling of taking treasured and unforgettable memories with you.

From a blank sheet to impressive piecesGreat artists turn the blank sheet into art. This passionate journey of immersion...
30/08/2024

From a blank sheet to impressive pieces

Great artists turn the blank sheet into art. This passionate journey of immersion, setting aside one's own thoughts, emptying oneself, and perceiving everything that happens without our intervention, to make way for a new creation.

Artist Eduardo Basualdo likes to imagine the idea that the blank sheet opens. As if that frame of the sheet were a portal, into which you can enter with your eyes but also projecting your body.

His work is a dialogue with space in physical or material and poetic terms, organized from issues related to mental space and real three-dimensional physical space.

From a young age, he found refuge in drawing. Within a large family, drawing was like a place of intimacy, of singularity. His installations reflect the genealogy established between art and childhood games. Those games with his siblings, shelters, dark rooms, wooden boxes, containers, all that organization of the world, the symbolic and inner, projected into possible space, with the impulse to organize three-dimensional space, sensations, and internal thoughts.

This is Eduardo Basualdo’s work, an outstanding local artist, trained in Fine Arts at the National Institute of Visual Arts (UNA), his talent has led him to exhibit in renowned institutions around the world, such as the Palais de Tokyo in Paris and the Venice Biennale. His works are present in public and private collections worldwide, from the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington D.C. to the Museum of Modern Art in Buenos Aires.

He is also exhibiting like many spectacular artists at Arte BA this week.

On our explorations of Volcán Galán, at over 5000 meters, we came across these elegant flamingos. The contrast between t...
20/08/2024

On our explorations of Volcán Galán, at over 5000 meters, we came across these elegant flamingos. The contrast between their grace and the arid landscape is a sight to behold.

From Barreal in San Juan province, in the comfort of our vehicle, we started by wading the Rio los Patos continued by fo...
17/08/2024

From Barreal in San Juan province, in the comfort of our vehicle, we started by wading the Rio los Patos continued by forcing our low Subaru into the impossible hike of the Andes up to Las Hornillas and los Manantiales (where we enjoyed the great steaks made on our “disco”).
Colours were just an unexpected palette going from bright reds to a deep dark burgundy, contrasting with the black of the condors at flight. Here, the massiveness (and beauty) of the Andes is jaw-dropping and the mountains enclose you in a tight and profound hug.
It is impossible to get your mind around the fact: the Ejercito de los Andes from the hand of General San Martin, crossed these peaks over 200 hundred years ago in a heroic attempt to liberate our neighboring countries, achieving the definite expulsion of the Spanish from the region.
Our humble homage to commemorate General San Martin’s death celebrated today.

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A perfect afternoon, PLAYING in the historic streets of San Telmo, where I strolled past antique and vintage markets. I ...
22/07/2024

A perfect afternoon, PLAYING in the historic streets of San Telmo, where I strolled past antique and vintage markets. I couldn’t resist making a pit stop at Café San Juan, a laid-back gem with a talented chef dishing out a variety of delectable options, including some great veggie choices

Gems we found in our neighborhoods scout while exploring for our new game
11/06/2024

Gems we found in our neighborhoods scout while exploring for our new game

love this unique Escarapelas as much as we do! La escarapela. A national symbol rooted in our most patrotic habits and c...
18/05/2024

love this unique Escarapelas as much as we do!

La escarapela. A national symbol rooted in our most patrotic habits and customs since the independence times.

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In love with these masks of the Chané people, a small indigenous group with only 1,862 people remaining. Most of them li...
06/05/2024

In love with these masks of the Chané people, a small indigenous group with only 1,862 people remaining. Most of them live in seven communities in the San Martin department of Salta province.

The Chané go into the forest to look for wood to carve the masks for the celebration of the Arete, which is celebrated when the taperigua flowers bloom in the forest, until their flowers wither, for about 40 days.

These ceremonial masks, known as aña-aña, hold a profound significance, representing the essence of ancestral spirits, their identity. They serve as guardians, whispered to by the masqueraders to safeguard the families they adorn.

The Arete is prepared with musical pieces by instrumental groups. The masqueraders cover their heads, hands and feet so that no one can recognize them. They also wear large ponchos . When the time comes, the celebration begins with the instructions and harangues of the leader. During several days the big carnival is extended, where people dance and drink.

The masks stand as a timeless symbol of Chané artistry, preserving a rich heritage for generations to come. They used to be thrown away after the Arete but now they can be purchased.

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“I’m not sure I actually exist. I am all the authors I read, all the people I met, all the women I loved, all the cities...
26/04/2024

“I’m not sure I actually exist. I am all the authors I read, all the people I met, all the women I loved, all the cities I visited, all my ancestors...”. Jorge Luis Borges, Argentinian.

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EARTH- IT IS A TRULY HONOR TO BE HEREI can’t find a better way to honor the earth than bringing to mind the organic prod...
22/04/2024

EARTH- IT IS A TRULY HONOR TO BE HERE

I can’t find a better way to honor the earth than bringing to mind the organic products we recently tasted on our trip to San Juan. These are products with a local identity and overflowing with character, made by the hands of those who fully dedicate themselves to working the land in various ways, who live among the furrows, tend to the fields, listen to and understand the messages of nature: the seasons, the rainy periods, the planting days, and the harvest times.

These producers from the Calingasta Valley shared their knowledge with us, prompting us to recognize the worthiness of the land reflected in their organic products. Products that carry in their genes years of sacrifice, of taking risks, and above all, of listening to everything the land has to say. They are the real land whisperers.

Through the fields of .mi.campo Ricardo walked us along the richness of their herbs and spices, all cultivated without preservatives nor artificial additives. Their rose tea is a must among many other naturally scented options.

The production of the Valley continued to gift us local flavors. The “goat provoletita” from Quesos Yllia was to die for and my favorite. We learnt, to our amusement, that goat’s milk closely mirrors the composition of human milk.

We visited .barreal to taste the spectacular Pergola wine, made collaboratively with the local community from grapes belonging to various vineyards in town owned by neighbors and friends. The wine is aged in concrete barrels to preserve the terroir’s characteristics.

These dedicated products authentically reveal the character and culture of this Andean town, reclaiming the heritage of the valley’s ancient vineyards and traditional farming methods.

Thanks for sharing your meaningful way of empowering the identity of your soil and region.

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Today we honor the earth through those men and women who dedicate themselves to agricultural culture, who live among the...
22/04/2024

Today we honor the earth through those men and women who dedicate themselves to agricultural culture, who live among the furrows, tend to the fields, listen to and understand the messages of nature: the seasons, rainy periods, planting days, and harvest times.

We thank these producers from the Calingasta Valley who opened their doors and shared their knowledge with us, allowing us to recognize the value of the land in their products.

At “The Mi Campo,” Ricardo took us on a tour of the fields of herbs and spices, which are cultivated without preservatives or artificial additives. We tried their rose tea, which is a must. Always in touch with their roots, they create products that respect, promote, and revalue the land.

We visited “Cara Sur” to taste the spectacular Pergola wine, made from grapes from various vineyards in the town, including those from neighbors, involving the community in this project. They produce mountain wines that reveal the character and culture of this Andean town, reclaiming the heritage of the valley’s ancient vineyards and traditional farming methods using concrete barrels to preserve the terroir’s characteristics.

Fortunately, the production of the Valley continued to gift us flavors. The “goat provoletita” from Quesos Yllia was my favorite. Cheeses that reflect the local identity without any preservatives. What they do is a product of the land, water, and environment of Calingasta. We learned the fascinating insight that goat’s milk closely mirrors the composition of human breast milk.

What a beautiful way to honor the earth.

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‘Utopia is on the horizon. I walk two steps, it moves two steps further away, and the horizon extends ten steps beyond. ...
17/03/2024

‘Utopia is on the horizon. I walk two steps, it moves two steps further away, and the horizon extends ten steps beyond. So what good does utopia serve? That’s what it’s for, to keep walking.’ Eduardo Galeano, Uruguayan.

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Specialty Coffee in one of Buenos Aires’ most charming and sophisticated corners 🤍. Hidden above a petit wine bar and th...
23/02/2024

Specialty Coffee in one of Buenos Aires’ most charming and sophisticated corners 🤍. Hidden above a petit wine bar and through a little wooden door, this tiny coffee hub prepares its elixirs in a variety of coffee making methods, with impressive quality beans from latin origin (for sale on the spot), carefully roasted and freshly grounded. I had a lovely chat with Carlos (last picture), their roast master from Venezuela, about this process, beans origins and his personal path with coffee. I adore wandering the streets of Buenos Aires with a curious eye and an adventurous vibe, becoming an explorer in my own city and unveiling this vibrant metropolis.

While walking the city on our last Scavenger Hunt of the year we passed by this emblematic gate. We thought it was a go...
31/12/2023

While walking the city on our last Scavenger Hunt of the year we passed by this emblematic gate. We thought it was a good photo to close this eventful 2023 of The Hummingbird Trip. We chanted in unison “Yo quiero a mi bandera”. It sprang from our soul to sing to our Argentina that never ceases to amaze us. We continue to discover places, people, stories to share daily with our clients eager to enter this restless culture.

On this location, there is today a cultural bar in homage to Lucca Prodan where you can listen not only to his music, but also to bands of later generations influenced by him. Today, his presence is alive and the messages written on the wood of the entrance door are proof of the mark that the leader of Sumo left on his followers.

We are excited to open new doors that will fuel our travels in the future.

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Viajar: el oficio de la soledadPaul Theroux
16/10/2023

Viajar: el oficio de la soledad
Paul Theroux

Visiting artists ateliers is one of our immersive, customized and participatory tours. Access exclusive locations throug...
29/08/2023

Visiting artists ateliers is one of our immersive, customized and participatory tours. Access exclusive locations through our tailored experiences.


"The mind, once stretched by a new idea, never returns to its original dimensions." Ralph Waldo Emerson                 ...
26/08/2023

"The mind, once stretched by a new idea, never returns to its original dimensions." Ralph Waldo Emerson

UNTAMED “I grew up leafing through the scarce National Geographic magazines that from time to time reached the corner of...
20/08/2023

UNTAMED “I grew up leafing through the scarce National Geographic magazines that from time to time reached the corner of our home in the mountains, I devoured them! My grandfather probably inspired by my increasing interest, gave me a little camera for my 12th birthday. Since then I never stopped taking pictures and I knew that was what I was going to do for the rest of my life.

Over 450 years, the 72 horses disembarked by Pedro de Mendoza in our lands, evolved and adjusted to the adversity and tribulations of these latitudes, and were seen some 50 years later in the Magellan Strait, their adapted descendants bred with new Spanish blood, and gave birth to the criollo horses.

Today herds of these wild horses can still be found in the forsaken plateaus of the provinces of Santa Cruz and Chubut, far from any human settlements in Patagonia. The untamed young horses, called baguales, remain small and furry most of the year, due to the lack of food and the harsh weather. They have developed an ability to survive.

Observing their behavior in nature led me to create this photographic series. The experience resembles that of spotting a herd of deer. Very different from observing the tamed animal we see in a ranch or corral.

As an artist I dialogue with the wind, powerful and constant, soul of this region. I pursue to tell incredible stories, obsessive, intrepid, civilized and not, ruthless or selfless; simple, complex; real. I seek to capture the light in the wild Patagonia and show, with its lack of climatic hospitality and its vast lands with scarce population, almost virgin, this touching scenery.”

Eliseo Miciu

Our old client Berry Maxon, an exceptionally skilled art director at an advertising agency, captured these photographs a...
17/08/2023

Our old client Berry Maxon, an exceptionally skilled art director at an advertising agency, captured these photographs a few years ago during our tour in Buenos Aires using a Leica camera. Despite the passage of time, the remarkable quality of these photos endures, and we are grateful for Berry's generous gift of these treasured memories.

PoisonousHealingHallucinogensEdibleInebriatingBioluminescentParasiticAromaticToxicCamouflageBut mostly …. stunningI foun...
15/08/2023

Poisonous
Healing
Hallucinogens
Edible
Inebriating
Bioluminescent
Parasitic
Aromatic
Toxic
Camouflage

But mostly …. stunning
I found this magnificent one this last April while wondering the native forest by the shores of the Nahuel Huapi Lake

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