Very big park, I was overwhelmed from its space. It has an artificial lake and lots of outdoor entertainment activities. Very nice to take your family for an afternoon walk, eat something like churros with chocolate hmmm. Very organized and beautiful place.

Nice park with a walking and biking track going around a large lake. Lake has little peddle boats for rent (no swimming or fishing). There is a small area with food and drink stands, so you can get soda, ice cream or a hot dog. Biggest draw is the wildlife. Ducks on lake and a large clan of capybara that is there a lot.

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Very well maintained and nice place to walk and rest.

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Parque Mãe Bonifácia is a beautiful urban park located in the heart of Cuiabá, Brazil. Known for its lush greenery and tranquil atmosphere, it offers a peaceful retreat for nature lovers and city residents alike. The park features winding walking trails, picnic areas, and well-maintained playgrounds, making it ideal for outdoor activities such as jogging, cycling, or simply relaxing in nature. Visitors can also enjoy birdwatching, as the park is home to various species of wildlife. With its spacious layout and family-friendly amenities, Parque Mãe Bonifácia is a beloved green space perfect for leisure and recreation.

Cuiabá-MT: pedagoga applauds new tourist attraction in the briolo of the capital Mato-Grosso Under crepuscular rays of another warm afternoon in Cuiabá, the pedagogue Jane Aparecida da Silva made it a point to check out the new Gazebo in Bonifácia Mother Park today [16 The venture was opened hours earlier by Governor Mauro Mendes. Career servant at MT's State Secretary of Environment, Jane is passionate environmentalist. It has even acted within the Bonifácia Mother Park itself in the area of environmental education. ′′ I'm in love with this place ", said. On the new Gazebo, Jane poured identical praise: ′′ Ma-ra-vi-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-l We have privileged view of the park and surroundings in 360 degrees! Cuiabá does not get tired of being beautiful and toasting us with delicious temptations; its green is irresistible charm of delightful delight ".

Saw lots of marmosets, a snake and a few agoutis. Park felt safe w quite a few joggers. Very buggy at sunset. Worth the trip

This is a wonderful park. Mostly used by joggers and walkers, but a number of families with small children were enjoying the park as well. Our group of six went for a two hour bird watching walk and saw no less than 12 different species of birds. We also saw a juvenile Green Iguana and a small lizard called, in Portuguese, Calangão (Tropidurus itambere). It was very enjoyable, with many trails. The trail system is made up of both paved and unpaved. There is even a separate 300 meter section trail just of sand to offer a really strenuous workout. The park is mostly thick wooded vegetation with a variety of tree species with many termite mounds in them. If you’re lucky, you might see the Peach-fronted Parakeet nesting high up in a dead tree in an old termite mound. We did see the black-tailed marmosets on our walk that seemed very friendly, but don’t feed them.

Great option for those who enjoy a morning running or walking. Also recommended to anyone who wants to see beautiful sawana area with transition areas to "Cerradão", all this without leaving the city. Enjoy it!

One of the finest urban natural parks of Cuiabá. Plenty of wildlife.

Annoying place, nothing is permitted there. You can’t have picnic, no bikes, no ball, no drone, no rollers… simply u go and walk, nothing else

Very surprised brilliant place to go with family friends or anybody that enjoys a good time we felt safe and enjoyed walking around the arena great views lots to do for kids. hiring hoverboards Etc skateboarding biking. several food stalls and drinks stalls also having the Food Park Nere, it's a nice place to visit with plenty to do, I would recommend going on an evening as the atmosphere seemed to be better than it would in the daytime.

My first experience of Brazilian league football. Well done to Cuiaba in winning and avoiding relegation from the top league. Ticket prices even for a "Superior" tier ticket was only £3 equivalent so really cheap. Unlike UK your ticket isn't seat specific, you can sit anywhere in your allocated stand. Family friendly atmosphere, despite the stadium only 50% capacity (built far too big to accommodate the 2014 World Cup) the Cuiaba fans were really noisey. Glad to be part of the atmosphere. Need a 😷 while queuing for tickets but once inside nobody wears it. There will come a day when everyone realizes the 😷 are pointless to stopping Covid.

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Arena Pantanal is a multi-use stadium in Cuiabá, Brazil. Completed on 26 April 2014, it is used mostly for football and hosted four group stage matches during the 2014 FIFA World Cup.[3] During the World Cup, the arena had a capacity of 41,390, and currently can seat 44,003 spectators.

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What a nice structure. I'm amazed with Front in Cuiaba 2016. Tech event with soccer feelings.

Really beautiful city centre, has a square with beautiful trees, walkways and benches. Church is stunning. Whole place is very family oriented with regular events for all ages with streets closed to traffic. Which I really loved as traffic fumes in Santa Cruz can be quite overwhelming..

Very nice landscape, colonial buildings around. Many pigeons and children playing around. I would recommend it for a quiet day outside. There are many restaurants and ice cream places nearby

It amazed me how Bolivian people occupies their public spaces. This is a beautiful plaza close to a lot of dinner options.

It's like to back in time. Nice to seat for a little meditation and enjoy the view of the old cathedral

Very nice plaza. There are many benches to sit on and chess tables to pass time. The park has many coffee vendors that walk around and sell cafe con leche (local specialty). It was very nice to enjoy a cup of coffee and gaze at the surrounding architecture of buildings and cathedral

The main place to start visiting the city. Only extreme bad weather will empty it... always with visitors and locals enjoying the pleasant weather, even at early hours of the morning. Coffee runs around in little carts for sale to amenize conversations and just to take a minute in the simple pleasures of life, like friendship and a good company. Locals meet regularly and some take the challenge of a chess game, others find their spot to refresh from the heat of the day, but all soak in the warmth welcome that this city has for everybody.

Heart of Santa Cruz. Great people watching. During the day it is nice to enjoy an ice cream or a cocktail nearby. You will see older men reading the paper or playing an intense game of chess. Families and groups will come out and walk around. Vibrant space during the weekend.

Everything is overpriced🤨, a typical westerns styled mall with brands costing more than in Europe. The environment is nice though.

I would love to give the mall 5 stars however there is a store called H2O that schemes people out of their money. I should have called the police. They give you one price when you enter then a different price when it's done. They target people who they feel have a lot of money. I will never use this location again. Very disappointed in management and the translator. This makes me not want to visit Bolivia again, authorities should investigate this operation.

Nice mall , always clean and organized. You can catch a great movie here at Cinemark. It also has a food court that offers multiple options

Seemed very nice, with a lot of light, a lot of stores, and many options. The food court was very nice as well and with multiple interesting alternatives. I'd say the part I didn't like from it is the street side that isn't so clean and has a lot of beggars and kids sleeping around...

Very nice place, the best shopping center that exists in Bolivia, highly recommended to visit. 🤍

Must visit! Loads of shop options, great food court as well as gaming floor

Great place to take your kids and do shopping. You'll find many stores (clothes, house furniture, electronics, shoes, groceries, etc), the only thing that it is missing is a hair and nail studio. There is even a tattoo studio here. The prices are fair you'll find many sales and food options.

A stunning cathedral, positioned in the centre of the city centre. Standing in front of the main pity plaza. It's definitely worth visiting.

Beautiful cathedral filled with history, I was there at night and the plaza its very safe to walk around. There were some people asking for money but they were very polite and would walk away.

It’s very original architecture example of the country and Santa Cruz dela Sierra and located in the 24 de septiembre square. It’s huge and sophisticated. You can make a return around at the right side of the building at the night to many small hand crafted sellers around and in the small square some street art or dance that you can see.

You can climb the bell tower too. This beautiful church added to the magic that was sitting in that plaza almost every night.

Beautiful old brick church. To go up in the clock tower it's 3 Bolivianos, well worth it, and hundreds of steps in a spiral staircase. The views are wonderful. Be careful if going to the top where the bells ring on the hour, very loud! There are two other floors to stop and take pictures from. The church itself doesn't have gold inside and has cobwebs on the wooden vaulted ceiling, but nice anyway.

Sadly enough, the Catedral Metropolitana Basílica Menor de San Lorenzo (1845) is about the only sight to see while in Santa Cruz.

Nice place to walk, apparently it’s safe during the night too.

Is this a joke? There is nothing here where this “mirador” marked. It’s a random spot on the side is the road. Yes, Iruya town is beautiful, and there are several other great mirador spots, but don’t waste your time coming to the spot where this is marked. There is nothing here. Go to Mirador del Condor instead.

Easy to access and great view

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Beautiful, period

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Careful! This is not a view point. There is nothing but an arid landscape. The inly thing is true is that the road ends there and you need to return back.

Breathtaking place, also a fun trip up with other scenic viewpoints

This is one of the most beautiful natural sceneries in the world. The drive to Hornocal is a bit long and uncomfortable (unpaved road for 20km) but the view of the "cierro de los 14 colores" is all worth it (picture attached). Absolutely stunning, a must see if you are in the area.

WRONG LOCATION on Google maps. Do not follow this location, it leads to basically nowhere.

I'm watching movie "recurrence" filmed in La Quebrada it looks so beautiful. The scenery is amazing

This place on the map with this location DOES NOT EXIST! It is somewhere else!

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(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, highly recommended. Be extremely careful when descending and hiking back down; the return trip is very treacherous. You're at 4,350 meters above sea level, and the climb back up is breathless and difficult. Don't push yourself; take it slow and patiently. The scenery is wonderful, and the place itself is beautiful. There's an entrance fee of $2,000. You can drive, although some sections are very rough. A truck or 4x4 is much better and easier. That way, you don't put so much strain on your car at such a high altitude. You can also take a tour; the more economical options cost $20,000 per person. You travel in a 4x4 and arrive in no time. (Original) Hermoso lugar, super recomendable. Muchísimo cuidado cuando bajen y hagan la caminata, la vuelta es muy traicionera, estas a 4350 metros sobre el nivel del mar, al tener que subir, te falta el aire y te cuesta respirar. No hay que exigirse, hay que hacerlo despacio y con paciencia. El paisaje es maravilloso, el lugar también. Tenes que pagar $2.000 para entrar. Se puede ir en auto, aunque hay tramos muy feos. Por ahi en camioneta o 4x4 es mucho mejor y mas fácil. Asi no exigis tanto el auto, al estar tan arriba. Podes ir en tipo excursión, las económicas te cobran $20.000 por persona, vas en 4x4 y llegas en un toque.

(Translated by Google) Tremendous! Incredible! The best view of Jujuy is to stay and look at it for a couple of long hours. The road is gravel but only 45 minutes by car, the entrance fee is $100 per car, I mean nothing and that view is worth much more. If you go to Humahuaca you have to go see this, no photo I took shows how impressive the place is, I was amazed! (Original) Tremendo! Increíble! La mejor vista de jujuy, es para quedarse a mirarlo un par de horas largas. El camino es de ripio pero solo 45min en auto, la entrada son 100$ por auto, osea nada y vale mucho más esa vista. Si vas a humahuaca tenés que ir a ver esto, ninguna foto que saqué muestra lo imponente del lugar, quedé maravillado mal!

(Translated by Google) It is the second time I have visited this beautiful place. The road is gravel, and is in good condition, the maintenance with machinery is noticeable. I found a simple sector of stalls that consists of a toilet, shops selling crafts and tortillas. The most important thing is to see the mast with our flag flying!!!! 🇦🇷This caused me great emotion, since having the privilege of possessing such a beautiful landscape deserves to make visible that it belongs to us. (Original) Es la segunda vez que visito este bello lugar. El camino es de ripio, y se encuentra en buen estado, se nota el mantenimiento con maquinarias. Me encontré con un sencillo sector de puestos que consta de sanitario, locales de venta de artesanías y tortilla. Lo más importante es ver el mastil con nuestra bandera flameando!!!! 🇦🇷Esto me provocó una gran emoción, dado que tener el privilegio de poseer tan bello paisaje amerita hacer visible que nos pertenece .

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful places I have ever seen in my life 😍 We left by bus from Purmamarca to Humahuaca. Buses leave from the bus station and charge $2,500 per person. The cost includes the trip, a stop at a very nice viewpoint and an hour's wait at the place. It takes approximately 45 minutes to arrive. I recommend going very warm since at that altitude the wind blows very strong. The climate is totally different from that of the city. Go with candies/coca leaves as it is very easy to score. Upon arrival you can contemplate the Hornocal from a kind of viewpoint or advance about 500 steep meters to have a much closer view 🙌. Although this section is a little difficult, especially the return, I highly recommend it, the result is amazing!!! The place is magical, the colors, the immensity. An unmissable visit ❤️❤️ There is also an igloo where they sell souvenirs and typical things from the place. (Original) Uno de los lugares más hermosos que vi en mi vida 😍 Salimos en micro desde Purmamarca hasta Humahuaca. Desde la terminal de micros salen las combis que te cobran $2500 por persona. El costo incluye el viaje, una parada en un mirador muy lindo y la espera de una hora en el lugar. Se demora unos 45 minutos aprox llegar. Recomiendo ir muy abrigado ya que en esa altura el viento sopla muy fuerte. El clima es totalmente diferente al de la ciudad. Ir con caramelos/hojas de coca ya que es muy fácil apunarse. Al llegar podes contemplar el hornocal desde una especie de mirador o bien avanzar unos 500 metros empinados parar tener una vista mucho más cercana 🙌. Si bien este tramo se dificulta un poco, sobretodo la vuelta, lo súper recomiendo, el resultado es alucinante!!! El lugar es mágico, los colores, la inmensidad. Una visita imperdible ❤️❤️ También hay un iglú donde venden recuerdos y cosas típicas del lugar.

(Translated by Google) Incredible place...I did it on a motorcycle and the route is very nice...gravel but in good condition. (Original) Increible lugar....lo hice en moto y esta muy linda la ruta...de ripio pero en buenas condiciones.

(Translated by Google) You should always visit the HORNOCAL, it is majestic and full of energy........!!!! (Original) Siempre hay que visitar el HORNOCAL, es majestuoso lleno de energía........!!!!

(Translated by Google) Very nice place, worth it. If you go with your car, make sure it is in good condition. The road is winding, (I liked it) (Original) Muy lindo lugar lo vale. Si van con su auto que este en condiciones. El camino es sinuos,(ami me gusto)

Impressive monument compared to the size of the town, probably a bit too much… but historically very telling on the efforts of the central government to make everyone feel part of the same country even in such remote and culturally diverse and rich locations

It was an amazing visiting with history. I loved it. You should try to visit Argentina 🇦🇷 the tour traveller was very good in explaining details. I got Spanish speaker so i had to translate to my husband since i speak spanish. But got no paid for translating 😕

Impressive scale for the statue and the stairwells. The lights were unfortunately flickering my and some weren’t working which always makes the monument look sad. Still, it was beautiful and impressive to see in this small cute town.

Free to see. It’s size impacts you because it’s in this tiny little mountain town. At the top of the stairs, above the Humahuaca sign, can’t miss it. However, it’s nothing more than a pit stop or a nice “wow” moment when passing for a tourist.

An incredible stone monument with stone walls and stairs.

Went during la Bajada del Diablo festival season (not on the day) and it was awesome! People playing music, dancing, drinking mate , a great northern Argentinian experience!

Lovely market day with music and singing

Very nice walk to the falls, beautiful nature trail. As others noted it's not the largest waterfall but it's beautiful. It cost 1000 pesos ($1) to enter but that seemed a very reasonable fee, they do a great job maintaining the trail and keeping the area clean. The only negative for me was the road up is a bit rough, not the worst we've been on but not the best. It was quite narrow and winding at points and as this is a fairly popular spot that means having to negotiate passing a number of times as you drive up and down. My wife is not a fan of heights and this road was definitely stressful for her.

Great. The way back is mostly uphill, although not very difficult (but not very easy as well), something like six kilometers from the town center along the wonderful desert landscape here. Entrance costs 4000 pesos. When you arrive, there is one waterfall that is not at its peak at this time of year, although it's shape is uniqueb. From there you go left for something like 600 meters on a spectacular path, along a flowing stream, rocks of different colors and very beautiful textures, until you reach the second waterfall, which is very beautiful. A trip that is well worth doing, in fact most people come to the beautiful Tilcara mainly for this.

Nice little hike. From the payment area (we paid 1000 pesos/person), you can choose the longer hike 600m hike to the waterfall and/or the shorter hike to see the Garganta del Diablo viewpoint. The waterfall hike is fun, but we went over lots of little creeks and I was glad I was wearing my waterproof trail runner. Note: you can get to the payment area lot by hiking a longer hike from town or by driving up a very narrow dirt road with steep cliffs off to the side. Bring lots of water and sun protection.

Pretty views and a nice short hike, but a pain to get there by car. We got a flat tire with the rocks on the way down.

We took a taxi up (13,000 ARS), which had great views from the road. We did hike back down the trail. I would recommend the ride up and hike down. It provides two very different views / experiences. While rocky, the hike down is fairly easy. Very beautiful water fall and small hike to it from the parking lot. Amazing views down the valley with the mountains in the background. The different colors of the rocks, just gorgeous!

Beautiful place❤️ Trekking is about 30mins. The nature around is stunning !___ххх___!!! If you like long distance trekking, you can walk from the city (Tilcara) to the Waterfall (probably it takes around 3hs), and it would be really exhausting. I would recommend to take a taxi to the park (one way costs 300ARS) and after trekking, walk by to the city.

Great hike to the falls. The road up was very scenic.

Nice small town. You can find knick-knacks in the main square. There is a public restroom that you have to pay to access. Pretty common practice in that area Then we visited the botanical garden which it’s a must.

Sept.25: we went late afternoon by car, the road is very bumpy, but could do it by regular car. The tour was already closed, so we looked around by ourselves & went up the Mirador Cerro de la Cruz (viewpoint). It's a steep walk up, but rewarding views from top! There was a sign that you could call to visit the Cueva del Wayra caves (for next day), but no response either...

Amazing place, so steeped in history. I loved the explanations on the signs and the brochure, which helped to explain the effects of the outsiders on the settlement: First the Incas, then the Spanish, and finally the incompetent archeologists of the 1930s. I wandered up and down for two hours, really super interesting.

I discovered this by mistake and am so glad I did. The tour guide is a must! He is a phylosiphy professor from University of Buenos Aires (UBA) and his explanations were comprehensive, very nuanced in discussing colonization

Beautiful scenery. Just don't forget that you'll be at over 4,000 meters above sea level. Don't overexert yourself. Listen to your body.

Beautiful view and so much history! Learned a lot from our guide. Jardin botanico inside is small but very nice . Heads up last time to enter is 17:30, after 17:30 they wont let you in

Impressive remains of an ancient city, first taken over by Incas and then by the Spanish. Great views as it's on a hill and many cacti🌵 around if you like them.

The bustling and vibrant central square is brimming with numerous souvenir vendors offering a vast selection of items, ranging from llama keychains to pillowcases, all available at reasonable prices. There's a lively atmosphere with live music and locals enjoying themselves with dancing and beer nearby, making it an entertaining spectacle to witness.

Lively and colorful main square with hundreds off souvenir stands. You get everything from llama keychains to pillow cases, all to fair prices. Delicious torta asadas can be bought for 30 pesos in every corner of the square. There are often live music and locals dancing or drinking beer nearby, fun to watch!

Typical central square. There is good view to color mountains

Dozens of stalls and shops all selling the same things. How do they make a living? However it's lively and very colourful with all the wonderfully coloured scarves and towels. The main reason to visit is to see the Cerro de Seite Colors. Hill of 7 colours which is just behind the plaza. That is amazing

Super cute square that holds the local vendors and good spots for photos!

Great spot to people watch and buy souvenirs in Purmamarca. Lots of vendors setup around the square. And we really liked the tortillas filled with cheese and corn (relleno de queso y choclo).

soo lovely village! go there if you want to relax for a few days. the plaza 9 offers traditional stuff on a daily base.

Great experience. The Mirador is just in front of the hill and you have great view You can then do the walk, not difficult at all and very nice

The walk around the Hill of Seven Colors is definitely worth it! The trail takes about 1 hour and costs around 1000 ARS. It’s an easy hike, not difficult at all, and the views are absolutely stunning. A super nice and relaxing activity to do while in Purmamarca!

Absolutely spectacular walk! I was charged 300 pesos for the loop but usually that’s the Argentinian national price (despite being a foreigner myself). It’s so worth it and also you can use the same ticket the next day if you want.

A great stop between Salta and Salt Flats. Lots of food hotel and shopping options. Viewing platform and mountain hiking area.

For avoiding crowds and heat go there around 4:30pm… its free and amazing short walk :)

Worth stopping at a panoramic view spot when entering the town and also go for a hike on the actual mountain.

Magnificent place and a very beautiful mountain! If it's not sunny the colors are not seen very clearly so plan your trip very well.

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(Translated by Google) Amazing place, super polite and friendly staff. Free entrance. They love receiving tourists :D Historic place. More videos on @viajemai.s (Original) Lugar sensacional, funcionários super educados e cordiais. Entrada gratuita. Eles amam receber turistas :D Local histórico. Mais vídeos no @viajemai.s

(Translated by Google) ⭐ Experience: The Government Palace of Jujuy is a fascinating place to learn a little more about the history and culture of the province. We had the opportunity to visit it on a Sunday and were surprised by how well-kept and clean everything was. 🏛️ Atmosphere: The rooms of the building are really beautiful, with architectural details that reflect the cultural richness of Jujuy. In addition, the views from the interior offer a unique perspective of the surroundings. 👍 Recommendation: A recommended experience for those who want to explore more about the province and its government. A tour that allows you to connect with the essence of Jujuy, in a well-preserved and aesthetically pleasing environment. (Original) ⭐ Experiencia: El Palacio de Gobierno de Jujuy es un lugar fascinante para conocer un poco más sobre la historia y la cultura de la provincia. Tuvimos la oportunidad de visitarlo un domingo y nos sorprendió lo bien cuidado y limpio que estaba todo. 🏛️ Ambiente: Las salas del edificio son realmente hermosas, con detalles arquitectónicos que reflejan la riqueza cultural de Jujuy. Además, las vistas desde el interior ofrecen una perspectiva única del entorno. 👍 Recomendación: Una experiencia recomendada para quienes desean explorar más sobre la provincia y su gobierno. Un recorrido que permite conectarse con la esencia de Jujuy, en un entorno bien preservado y estéticamente agradable.

(Translated by Google) Admission is free, there are guided tours and you can see the National Flag of Civil Liberty, created by Manuel Belgrano in 1813, restored and in a special room. (Original) Entrada es libre y gratuita, hay visitas guiadas y se ve la bandera Nacional de la Libertad Civil, creada por Manuel Belgrano en 1813, restaurada y en un salon especial.

(Translated by Google) On vacation and with family. The Jujuy government house has a. French style building. It has a large hall that leads up to the flag room, which preserves the original flag donated by Belgrano to the people of Jujuy. In the park there are statues made by the sculptor Lola Mora. (Original) De vacaciones y en familia. La casa de gobierno de Jujuy tiene un. Edificio de estilo frances. Tiene un gran hall que por una escalera se sube hasta el salón de la bandera, que conserva la bandera original donada por Belgrano al pueblo jujeño. En el parque hay estatuas realizadas por la escultora Lola Mora.

(Translated by Google) We took a tour of the Government Palace with a guide, who took us to a room to show us a video of the Jujuy Exodus. It was very, very good, animated, and the seats moved as if we were in the carriage. I was amazed. The Palace, of course, is beautiful, very well preserved. A beautiful visit, I was amazed. It's a shame I didn't make it in time to enter the Cathedral; it closes at 1:00 PM and opens at 5:00 PM. The Palace closes from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. (Original) Hicimos una recorrida con una Guía del Palacio de Gobierno, donde nos llevó a una sala para mostrarnos un vídeo del Éxodo Jujeño, muy muy bueno, animado, se movían los asientos como si estuvieramos en la carreta. Me sorprendió. El Palacio, ni hablar, bellísimo,muy bien conservado. Hermosa visita, quedé sorprendida. Lastima que no llegué a tiempo a entrar a la Catedral, a las 13 hs cierra y abre a las 17 hs. El Palacio cierra de 13 a 15 hs.

(Translated by Google) Majestic, a true palace, full of details in its architecture and in perfect condition. I recommend calling the number listed in the description and coming to see it during the guided exhibition schedule. The room where they project a recreation of the exodus is an experience for the senses. (Original) Majestuoso, un verdadero palacio, lleno de detalles en su arquitectura y en perfecto estado de conservación. Recomiendo llamar al número que figura en la descripción y venir a conocerlo en el horario de exposición guiada. La sala donde proyectan una recreación del exodo es toda una experiencia para los sentidos.

Decent view from top. Some artificial waterfalls with dirty stinking water. Cable car is way overpriced. Either walk up or use your money for something else.

We were told that people come here in the evening to see the sunset. To be honest, it is not as exciting as watching the sunset on the ocean beach. The mountains change the way it goes. But it is a good exercise, 1070 steps going up, not very hard. If you are not fit for it, you can use taxi or the cable car. There are couple of restaurants with a good view over the city, which is very white.

Save yourself $20 and either walk up "Entrada Escalinata Peatonal Cerro San Bernardo" or take a taxi. The hike has plenty of resting benches. It's a beautiful view of the city

Beautiful hill side that over looks the city of Salta. Worth the visit on a clear day. Several places to purchase beverages and food. Recommend bring a picnic basket. Access to the hill is via the aerial tram or car.

It's quite an interesting place to visit with some great views over the city. The cable car costs between 15-20,000 pesos, but it can be walked for free. The walk is fairly easy, just a series of stone steps but taking water is advisable. It's about a 45 minute walk to reach the top. There are vendors selling drinks and snacks at the start and up at the top, along with a cafe and some stalls selling souvenirs, local wines and beers etc. There are also a couple of basic calisthenic gyms and a playground. Toilets are also available free of charge. A good way to spend an afternoon in Salta!

You can get there by hiking for around 1 hour if the teleferico doesn’t go. It’s a nice but steep walk. Beautiful view over salta.

This is a very nice view of the city. They have a really cute park and some artisan merchandise We didn't visit the restaurant up there but it looked like it had a nice view of the city. We took the teleférico up and back and it was a really nice and relaxed ride that revealed more of the city as we were going up.

At $15000 / person this is an absolute rip off. We wanted to buy tickets at the kiosk but were told by the security guard to wait outside. We waited about 20 minutes before being allowed to buy a ticket. The ride itself is OK, but should be about half the price. Once you are at the top there is little there apart from overpriced retail concessions and toilets. The view is fine but there is no information or any walking routes once you are up there. Save money and get a taxi up, or take the 55 minute walk if you have the stamina.

As a tourist you have to pay 20.000 pesos, for people 8.000. This is discrimitation. Discrimination is forbidden. I don't know what the gouvernement is doing with all that money, in their own pockets I think.

Very nice ride up the gondola, $6.25 USD per person at current market rate. Beautiful palm trees and walks, garden and view at the top. Also the option to walk up or down but it is pretty long. Water feature wasn't working which is too bad. There is a generic touristy restaurant and a highly rated resuarant but it's closed Monday and tuesday

When visiting Salta this one should be on your list , One gets a good panoramic view of the city and the surrounding area, The travel up and down the hill is quite fun, A small coffee shop to enjoy a drink and take in the view before the short return trip , The cost is 2200 pesos per person

I think the attendant should get more involved in moving the crowd into the cars. There was a fairly long line and some folks were going up only two at a time, when the cars could carry at least four individuals. It made things unnecessarily slow.

Teleférico San Bernardo is the station for the aerial tramway to the top of the hill. You can get the talk just walk-in, price is S.500 for a return trip, and usually there is queue for the ticket, but usually only took less than 10 mins. As each of the car is for 4 person, staffs may put you with other people together if you only have 2. However, if the queue is short, you may request to have a private car, staffs are friendly and usually ok to do so. After 10 mins will take you to the top of the hill, and the view is very nice in between

If you have time and it's a nice sunny day it's worth going up. It's not a must do in the city, but it is nice.

I enjoyed the tour of the basilica museum . Although I don’t speak much Spanish the tour guides did a wonderful job including me with some description in English and many plaques had info in English too. A highlight are the frescos in the cloister and the trip up the bell tower. The basilica is really beautiful and if you can go to a service the music (on guitar, mandolins, violin and 3 part harmonies ) is wonderful. There is a courtyard restaurant next door ( patio de San Francisco ) with excellent food .

A beautiful basilica that you are able to tour as well as participate in Mass. The architecture stand alone is a sight to see. The grounds are immaculate and it demonstrate people here take care of their cultural heritage. Not only are you able to tour the basilica and view the city from the top of the bell towers, you can also participate in Mass. Many religious artifacts are present here. I noticed a statue of baby Jesus and what seemed to be an image of Pope John Paul II blessing the artifact. Much culture to experience here.

Not as rich and fancy as other basilicas but from the outside it does look beautiful. Also, some stuff inside look a little creepy and scary. Seems like they didn't have enough budget to create something better

Beautiful church. Very well decorated. Wonderful ceilings and sculpture. This is well maintained and clean with a nice nativity scene. There is also the little baby Jesus blessed by the Pope. We recommend to spend 30 minutes in this church.

The visit worth every penny... The tour, the explanations, the passion explaining every single detail and the empathy, the smile….. Jazmín was the best guide!!! You will explore the whole Basilica, from the architecture, their story; to the Franciscan order and their influence, work and help with the aborigines. You will learn about architecture, history, Franciscan philosophy, aborigines, and more. And also you can buy gifts made from the order.

Sept.25: @arrival the church was closed, so just took pictures from outside.

You have to pay for a tour to go up the tower, tour needs to be booked in advance. It costs $$ and could be booked out

Lovely Church. Attended mass in Spanish this morning.

Sept.25: short visit as we were in Salta @time of arrival there was a mass. Beautiful in & outside. Free of charge.

Both a great tourist attraction and a fully functioning Catholic church (mass is celebrated daily), this is the main cathedral in the city of Salta. Not old, for European standards, it was built in the mid 1800s, it still boasts a richly decorated interior full of altars and religious art (paintings, statues and a wonderfully fresco painted ceiling). The cloister next door is small and not breathtaking, but still worth to see when visiting the cathedral.

Impressive example of decorative art. This building though is fairly recent. The atmosphere is cozy. The church has many security guards who are very helpful may you need assistance. It is a great place to pray or simply to admire the many different artifacts and sculptures.

The heart of Salta. We witnessed a religious festival and the atmosphere was spectacular. And what a beautiful church, elaborate decor inside, full of life.

Like the architecture! Nice place for tourist. A place full of art

Impressive cathedral, mass is celebrated everyday.

Fascinating museum. We arrived at 11:10 and waited approx 15 minutes to enter the museum, buying tickets on the door. Really insightful if you have limited prior knowledge of Inca history and culture. An incredible opportunity to see The Lightning Girl mummy, very harrowing. Limited English translations so we missed understanding some of the exhibits, but to be expected in an Argentinian museum. The museum is quite small and can easily be visited within 1.5h. I’d love a larger collection and more stories, but overall a worthwhile visit.

Great little museum. I was there for about an hr. There are some pretty interesting and intricate artifacts, but the highlight is definitely seeing the mummy and reading about the sacrifice. There are three mummies of which 1 is on display for 8 months at a time. You can see pictures/videos of the others however. There is also a 2nd mummy that was found in the 1920s (and lost on the black market until recently) that is also on display and looks like it’s from a horror movie. Great museum and a bit creepy. Especially with the eerie music playing.

Relatively interesting but small museum. I completely understand that tourists pay the double price compared to nationals and four time the entrance fee for people from Salta… however, since most of the explanation is in Spanish and there is only few elements translated in English… the price is not fair. You could, at least provide a paper with the translation in English

Very interesting museum and a must do in Salta. The exhibition is translated into English (or at least the main exhibition is). I would recommend to anyone visiting the area. You can tell great care was taken in explaining everything as best as possible and showing things with respect. The price for a foreigner was $13,000 in July 2025. For a national it was $6,000 and for an Argentinian student it was $2,000. You pay for the tickets at the entrance. When we arrived they told us we had to wait 20 mins until the next group were allowed, even though we didn’t go around as a group, I guess this is to steady the flow.

Great museum. You learn a lot about the incas and their relation with the mountains. It took us about 1h to go through every and we found it perfect. I really recommend it during your stay in Salta.

Many interesting artifacts including the bodies / mummies of three inca children preserved by frozen temperatures. May be jarring to some and frightening to children, which one should assume at the mention of a mummy. Very interesting dark and quiet exhibit room, 5 stars for that on its own, but overall left me wanting a little more by the end.

The museum was interesting but it lacked explanation in English, only the small part was translated to English and it was hard to understand some pictures.

Thinking that this drive would be slightly less incredible compared to my previous days drives through the Salinas and El Hornocal, I couldn't have been more wrong. You start in Yungas and make your way ever higher to a marvelous red rock canyon which contrasts dramatically with the lush green vegetation. Eventually the road became dirt and climbed into the clouds only to emerge on a desert altiplano which descends to the famous Recta del Tin Tin, a road said to be in use since the Incas. Spectacular.

Very impressive.

Loved the beauty of this drive -- it's breath taking.

(Translated by Google) Incredible place. An inexplicable view! You can't appreciate such immensity in photos. Don't miss the viewpoint on the way to the salt flats. (Original) Increíble lugar. Una vista inexplicable! No se puede apreciar en las fotos tanta inmensidad. No podes dejar de visitar el mirador camino a las salinas.

(Translated by Google) Excellent journey if you like adventure, a very difficult path. But the reward is great... (Original) Exelente travesía si es que te gusta la aventura, un camino muy difícil Pero la recompensa es grande...

(Translated by Google) We had a very foggy day, so we couldn't really appreciate the scenery, but it's still a nice road. The last part is gravel, but it's good gravel. (Original) Nos tocó un día de mucha neblina, no se pudo apreciar mucho el paisaje pero igual es un lindo camino, la última parte es de ripio pero es un buen ripio.

(Translated by Google) It's a place every Argentinian and citizen of the world should know... the road is passable and you can stay in Cachi... the published photos are beautiful... but they don't do justice to seeing those landscapes in person... (Original) Es un lugar que todo argentino y ciudadano del mundo debería conocer...el camino es transitable y podes alojarte en Cachi...las fotos publicadas son hermosos...pero no le hacen honor a ver esos paisajes en vivo...

Sept.25: on our way back from exploring National Park Los Cardones we stopped @famous road Recta del Tin Tin. We just had to wait till 2 motorbikers got out of the way, we had than the road to ourselves. Just a few meters back @Sendero Los Caminos del Pasado there's a sign of Recta del Tin Tin & if you look across/over it you have full views of Recta del Tin Tin.

Incredible stretch of road.

Reminds me of some of the straightest roads in the USA with great views and total changes of landscape afterwards. Appreciated getting out of the car and absorbing in the grand scale!

Straight road that feels like the roads you'd find in Arizona or Utah -- that straight. The road was well kept and we didn't have any issues driving down one of the straightest routes we'd been on. Photo taken by @alejandroseveriniph (Instagram)

Beautiful scenery. Roads are in good condition.

now THAT is a loooonnnnng straight path!!!!!

(Translated by Google) A wonderful road to complete the incredible journey from Salta to Cachi. The colorful mountain and giant cacti are otherworldly. I made the trip in 5 hours, stopping at many viewpoints to appreciate the beauty and immensity of this region of Argentina. (Original) Estrada maravilhosa para completar a viagem incrível de salta até cachi. A montanha colorida e os cactos gigantes são de outro mundo. Fiz a viagem em 5 horas parando em muitos mirantes para apreciar a beleza e imensidão dessa região da Argentina.

The climb is non-technical and usually takes about 2 hours and 15 minutes to 2 hours and 45 minutes for an average person, even without prior climbing experience. The views are stunning all the way to the top, making it a rewarding experience. I highly recommend using hiking poles, as much of the trail consists of loose volcanic gravel, which can make you sink or slide. This was my first time climbing to such an altitude, and I had no issues, though I took medication beforehand as a precaution. If you’re in San Pedro de Atacama and have the courage, this is an excellent adventure to try!

Information for people wanting to do this solo/non-guided. The fee to enter the park is $10000 per person, which is paid at the checkpoint in Talabre upon arrival. You will need to arrive at the checkpoint in Talabre before 8.30am if you want to climb Lascar, as it’s ‘protocol’ to refuse anyone after this point. We turned up at 9.20am the day before and they said we wouldn’t get back in time (you need to be back at the checkpoint before 4pm), although it is definitely doable if you are a fast walker! (Not sure if you could just lie and say you’re only going to the Laguna and they’d let you through?) From Talabre, you drive 30 minutes east (road is tarmacced for half the way, rutted gravel the rest) until a building on the left in front of Laguna Lejia (easy to spot, this is only the second building you will see I think). Here is a 30 minute-ish off road journey to the trailhead. DO I NEED A 4x4? Probably, though I think might be doable without one, depending on the conditions and the car but would be a bit sketchy and you’d have to go very slow. The first 20 minutes or so would be SUPER bumpy but probably fine. The last 10 minutes has some sections of deeper sand, but if you build up the speed on the good bits you might be able to coast through the deeper bits. You wouldn’t however be able to park at the top where the tour companies park. We hired a 4x4 (Nissan X Trail, 2.5L)and still weren’t able to get up there! Very steep, uneven and deep sand in places. You could park ~800m or so further down the hill though easily, which is what we did. The walk itself was short but great views at the top. You can no longer climb to the summit, which you’re told at the checkpoint. It wasn’t clear which summit they meant as there’s one to the east and west of the path. Turns out they meant both of them and you need to stay immediately around the crater. But don’t worry you don’t actually lose out as I don’t think the view is any better from up there. Lots of reviews talking about the difficulty, we’re fairly fit walkers and it took us around 2hrs up 30 minutes down. If you’ve acclimatised before think you’ll be fine. Lots of ostriches, vicuñas and flamingos in the Laguna nearby which is well worth going to the viewpoint to the south of it! Amazing colour. Photos and videos show: 1. The view down from the Volcano showing the road you drive on to get there. Also showing where the powerful cars were able to park (centre) and where we parked (white car 1km or so down the road. 2. Video showing the start of the steep bit (deep and uneven sand track just out of sight, we gave it three attempts with no luck) 3. Video showing the majority of the off road section and how rutted it was.

Amazing! Mind blowing views. Not too difficult hike (for intermediate/experienced hikers) but you will feel the effects of altitude. It’s smart to acclimatize before you go up and perhaps take some ibuprofen with you.

Most incredible and difficult experience ever! The view of the crater is a once in a lifetime view! Our guide Juan Pablo (one of the four official mountaineers of Atacama) was very professional, awesome guy!

Great climb!

(Translated by Google) ATTENTION, THIS IS NOT A TOURIST TOUR! Agencies sell it as a tour, it's not! You need to be in very good physical and mental shape to be able to climb. Choose your "mountaineers" carefully; they get pissed off when they realize the group isn't prepared. Ask how many climbers are accompanying you (you need at least two depending on the group size), how many stops are made along the way (I recommend at least three), and if they let you take photos on the way up and down (I couldn't, and the view is much more beautiful on the way up; you can't see anything at the top). Ask about what types of food they give you before and during the climb. I couldn't eat anything they gave me (only carbohydrates/pure sugar, only sweets at 5 a.m.), and they even advise you not to eat protein the night before. It was the biggest ordeal of my life, but I made it. At the top, it's a disappointment; the view isn't great. Lots of smoke, you can barely see anything, very windy, and the smell of sulfur. You don't even get 30 minutes to rest, and you literally have to run down, and it's every man for himself. You don't descend in a single line, and you literally have to slide down. The trail is super steep and unstable (sand, rock). If you have any physical limitations, don't go. Don't even go if you have a cold. MANY people can't climb, and you know what happens? The climbers drop you off on the way, and on the way back, you can try to return with the group (the route there isn't the same as the return route) OR they tell you to return to the car alone if you want. I saw this happen there, and it was also the advice I received. I repeat, choose very carefully which professionals you climb with. I can tell you right now that the cheapest ones aren't good. Unfortunately, I don't remember the names of the climbers or their company. But it was a bad mood from start to finish. The car smelled of exhaust at 4 a.m., and I was forced to listen to weird music while the guide sang the entire way. Bring Gatorade, sunscreen, and a small amount of sunscreen. Wear sunglasses. If you have gloves, I recommend them. I burned my hands (sores) from the sun. Try to carry only a bottle in your backpack; the lighter the better. For women: there are almost no rocks big enough for you to relieve yourself, both at the base of the volcano and at the top. Bring hand sanitizer and wet wipes. (Original) ATENÇÃO, ISSO NÃO É UM PASSEIO TURÍSTICO! As agencias te vendem como passeio, não é! Você precisa estar muito bem fisicamente e mentalmente para conseguir subir. Escolham muito bem os "montanhistas", eles mesmos ficam P da vida quando percebem que o grupo não é preparado. Perguntem quantos montanhistas acompanham (precisa ir pelo menos 2 dependendo do tamanho do grupo), quantas paradas são feitas no trajeto (recomendo pelo menos 3), se deixam tirar foto no trajeto de subida e descida (eu não pude e a vista é muito mais bonita no trajeto, lá em cima não da pra ver nada). Pergunte sobre quais tipos de comida eles te dão antes e durante a subida. Eu não consegui comer nada que deram (só carboidrato/açucar puro, só coisa doce as 5 da manhã) e ainda te orientam a não comer proteína na noite anterior. Foi o maior perrengue da minha vida, mas consegui subir. Lá no topo é uma decepção, a vista não é legal. Muita fumaça, não dá pra ver quase nada, muito vento, cheiro de enxofre. Não te dão nem 30 minutos para descansar e você já precisa descer literalmente correndo e é cada um por si, vcs não descem em fila e literalmente precisa descer escorregando. O trajeto é super íngreme, instável (areia, pedra). Se vc tem limitação física, qualquer limitação, não vá. Nem se estiver resfriado, nao vá. MUITA gente não consegue subir, e sabe o que acontece? Os montanhistas te largam no caminho e na volta vc pode tentar voltar com o grupo (o percurso da ida não é o mesmo da volta) OU falam pra vc voltar sozinho pro carro se quiser. Isso eu vi acontecer lá, e também foi a orientação que recebi. Repito, escolham muito bem com quais profissionais vocês vão subir. Já adianto que os mais baratos, não são legais. Infelizmente não lembro o nome dos montanhistas e a empresa deles. Mas era um mau humor do começo ao fim, dentro do carro entrava cheiro de escapamento, 4 da manhã e fui obrigada a ouvir música esquisita com o guia cantando o trajeto inteiro. Leve gatorade, passem protetor solar e levem protetor pequeno. Use óculos escuros, se tiverem luva, recomendo. Eu queimei (surgiram feridas) nas minhas mãos por causa do sol. Tente ir somente com a garrafa na mochila, quanto menos peso, melhor. Para as mulheres: quase nao tem pedra grande o suficiente pra vc fazer suas necessidades. Tanto na base do vulcão, quanto lá em cima. Leve álcool em gel e lenço umedecido.

(Translated by Google) Incredible hike with beautiful views during the climb and the possibility of standing on the edge of the crater at the end of the climb, a unique experience. But don't be fooled by the distance: it's only 3km uphill, but at over 5000m altitude every meter makes a difference. That's 600m of elevation gain, and that's quite a lot at this altitude. Agencies sell the tour as medium difficulty, but IT IS NOT. My husband and I are experienced trekkers and have done high-altitude hikes before, and every hike in this environment is difficult. Acclimatizing in other places in San Pedro, such as the geysers and high-altitude lagoons, will help prevent altitude sickness, such as headaches, nausea, and dizziness, but it won't improve the shortness of breath, which is the biggest problem with this type of trekking. There is much less oxygen at this altitude, and what we feel is a lot of tiredness and shortness of breath. You walk much slower than normal. It took us about 3h30 to reach the crater. If you've done other high-altitude hikes and know how your body reacts to that condition, you can go without a guide (we went alone), as the trail is very well-marked and there's no way to get lost. If you've never hiked at altitude or have no trekking experience, then having a guide is essential, as they can help with extra oxygen if needed. In any case, I suggest doing the climb to Cerro Toco beforehand, which is a shorter and less steep hike, to see if your body adapts well to the altitude. (Original) Caminhada incrível com vistas lindas durante a subida e a possibilidade de ficar na borda da cratera no final da subida, uma experiência única. Mas não se engane com a distância: são somente 3km de subida, mas a mais de 5000m de altitude qualquer metro faz a diferença. São 600m de ganho de elevação, é isso é bastante nesta altitude. As agência vendem o passeio como dificuldade media, mas NÃO É. Eu e meu marido somos trekkers experientes e já fizemos caminhadas em altitude, e toda caminhada nesse ambiente é difícil. A aclimatação em outros locais de San Pedro, como os gêiseres, as lagoas altiplânicas, vai ajudar para que a gente não sinta o mal de altitude, como dor de cabeça, enjoo, tontura, mas não vai melhorar a falta de ar, que é o grande problema desse tipo de trekking. Há muito menos oxigênio nessa altitude e a gente sente é muito cansaço e falta de ar. Caminha-se muitíssimo mais devagar do que o normal. Levamos cerca de 3h30 para chegar à cratera. Se você já fez outras caminhadas em altitude e sabe como o seu corpo reage a essa condição, pode ir sem guia (nós fomos sozinhos), pois a trilha é super marcada e não há como errar. Se vc nunca fez caminhadas em altitude ou não tem experiência de trekking, aí é fundamental a presença de um guia, que pode auxiliar com oxigênio extra, se necessário. De qualquer forma, sugiro fazer a subida ao Cerro Toco antes, que é uma caminhada mais curta e menos íngreme, para ver se o corpo de adapta bem à altitude.

One of the most spectacular views I the world. When the lake came into view it took my breath away... saying that, note this lake is at 4,200m altitude so make sure you are acclimatised a bit before visiting this lake.

Buy your tickets in advance online and then present your QR code to the desk in Socaire before you go to the lakes. This is a required step—they will not let you enter if you have not done this. And, you really don’t want to miss these lakes. They are truly beautiful and there’s lots of bird and llama activity. It’s so serene and quiet—what a nice place to chill out. The staff is friendly and there are bathrooms at two locations which are really clean.

The best place I’ve never been! So valuable trip! Though we all have to wake up early, but definitely worth checking out. *reminder: better to register day tour with agency , I don’t think it’s a good idea to come here by yourself

Beautiful lagunas with some wild life l! Still very high in altitude! I bought a combo ticket of both lagunas and piedra Rojas! The road access is pretty good but it is gravel and it is uphill! Quiet cold and wind during our visit!

We visited this place in late September on a sunny day. This is amazing, breathtaking and well worth it! We saw vicunas and some of the wild birds. Purchase entrance tickets online in advance. Pick up the paper tickets at the office in Solcaire (30 mins away from the laguna). Unpaved roads and some parts especially the end to the lagoon are very sandy. careful of high altitude sickness.

It’s a so beautiful, again beautiful lake. The scenery is so spectacular, and vivid blue of the lake and the sky. The altitude is more than 4,000m. So, please be careful for your body situation. It’s better to go by the tour from San Pedro de Atacama. It was one of the best place in my life.

The place is 5/5 beautiful. But the ticket booking system is such a disappointment that makes it 3/5. You’ll need a lot of patience and sacrifice your privacy to successfully book the tickets. There are a lot of forms with a lot of repetitive questions to fill. They require visitors to arrive one hour in advance but it’s not necessary.

Nice church but I didn’t visited inside of it.

Not really a place to see, but there are some vicunas around.

Stopped here on the way to Piedras Rojas. An old agricultural ground not used anymore. Worth a stop if your passing by.

Beautiful but unfortunately you have to be lucky for it to be open.

Nice church with cactus additions to ceiling.

(Translated by Google) The church of Socaire, near Toconao, is a true historical treasure in the middle of the Atacama Desert. Colonial in style, it stands out for its adobe and stone architecture, as well as its characteristic bell tower. Upon entering, you are surrounded by an atmosphere of peace and simplicity that reflects the traditional life of the area. It's fascinating to see how it has stood the test of time and remains a focal point of the community. The views from the town towards the plateau perfectly complement this cultural experience. An ideal place for those looking for a trip full of history and serenity (Original) La iglesia de Socaire, cerca de Toconao, es un verdadero tesoro histórico en medio del desierto de Atacama. De estilo colonial, destaca por su arquitectura de adobe y piedra, además de su campanario característico. Al entrar, te envuelve un ambiente de paz y sencillez que refleja la vida tradicional de la zona. Es fascinante ver cómo ha resistido el paso del tiempo y sigue siendo un punto central de la comunidad. Las vistas desde el pueblo hacia el altiplano complementan perfectamente esta experiencia cultural. Un lugar ideal para quienes buscan un viaje lleno de historia y serenidad

(Translated by Google) It is a very beautiful church, I had wanted to visit it for a long time but did not have the opportunity due to the weather in the tours. I can say that it is a short visit but it is worth every moment of observing it outdoors, if you want to see a very archaic construction from the time of the first settlers in Chile, next to the old plantations, an ideal method for every drop of water to be used. (Original) Es una iglesia muy linda, había querido visitarla hace mucho pero no se daba la oportunidad por el tiempo en los turs. Puedo decir que es una visita breve pero vale cada momento de observarlo al aire libre, si quieren conocer una construcción muy arcaica de época de los primeros colonos en Chile, junto a las antiguas plantaciones, método idóneo para que cada gota de agua de aproveche