Nothing really special because the arc museum was closed. Great landscape to take pictures of

(Translated by Google) Without a doubt, a beautiful walk to take in Uspallata, Mendoza. Totally free. The guide was a genius as he explained everything to us and took his time to show us every detail and tell us the story. Very very nice...these places like this...so well cared for and organized exalt my country...I congratulate you ❤️ (Original) Sin dudas un paseo hermoso para realizar en Uspallata, Mendoza. Totalmente gratuito. El guía un genio como nos explico todo y se tomó su tiempo para mostrarnos cada detalle y contarnos la historia. Muy muy lindo...estos lugares así ...tan bien cuidados y organizados enaltecen mi país...los felicito ❤️

(Translated by Google) An experience not to be missed. The guides provide information and a tour of the hill. The views are stunning. (Original) Una experiencia para no perdérsela. Los guías brindan información y recorrido del cerro. Las vistas son impresionantes.

(Translated by Google) The place is beautiful. There's a lack of signage. The access road is very deteriorated. The signage needs updating. The staff (Sergio) is impeccable. (Original) El lugar es hermoso. Falta señalización para llegar. La calle de acceso muy deteriorada. La cartelería debería renovarse. El personal (Sergio) impecable.

(Translated by Google) A lovely walk! Sergio, the guide, is a genius. He explains everything clearly and with great enthusiasm. Plus, the La Ventana lookout point is close by—it's worth a visit. (Original) Muy lindo paseo! Sergio, el guía que está ahí, un genio. Explica todo con claridad y con muchas ganas. Además, está cerca el mirador la ventana, vale la pena ir.

(Translated by Google) The walls speak and tell us stories from millions of years ago. There are guided tours at 10 - 12 - 3 pm for free, in the rocks you can see Inca carvings, easily accessible, with a beautiful view. The path is not difficult at this time of year, November (Original) Las paredes hablan y nos cuentas historias de millones de años, Hay visitas guiadas a las 10 - 12 - 15 hs gratis, en las rocas se puede observar tallados incaicos, de fácil acceso, su vista hermosa. El camino no presenta dificultad en esta época del año, noviembre

(Translated by Google) 5 Stars for Sergio the Guide of the place. They can tell you things with enthusiasm but Sergio adds love to the job and passion. It takes you back to the time and explains fantastically. (Original) 5 Estrellas para Sergio el Guía del lugar. Te pueden contar las cosas con ganas pero Sergio le mete Amor al laburo y pasión. Te traslada a la época y explica fantástico.

Beautiful landscape

(Translated by Google) Excellent experience, beautiful views of nature including flora and fauna. Although it is a gravel road with some rocks and loose stones, they do not present a risk and there are no major problems if you drive slowly (10 to 30 km/h). Highly recommended. Avoid it only if the owner is too fond of the vehicle. (Original) Excelente experiencia, hermosas vistas de la naturaleza incluidos flora y fauna. Si bien es ripio de afloran algunas rocas y piedras sueltas no presentan riesgo y no hay grande problemas si se conduce despacio (10 a 30 km/h). Muy recomendable. Evitarlo únicamente si el propietario es demasiado franela con el vehículo.

(Translated by Google) Impressive place, you don't have enough space to see everything, a paradise. The video of the Condor isn't visible, but it passed very close; I didn't have time to film it head-on. Guanacos can be seen along several stretches of the road. There was a bit of ice in some places. The road is perfectly passable (June 25). The car was reading 1°, but with the sun it was beautiful. (Original) Impresionante lugar, no te da la vista para mirar todo, un lugar paradisíaco. El vídeo del Cóndor no se aprecia pero paso muy cerca, no me dio tiempo a filmarlo de frente. Los guanacos se ven en varios tramos del camino. En algunos tramos había un poquito de hielo. El camino se puede transitar perfectamente (Junio/25). El auto marcaba 1° pero con el sol estaba hermoso.

(Translated by Google) Excellent route for motorcycles. It's the old route to Uspallata. It even continues to connect with the town. It has several viewpoints. (Original) Exelente ruta para hacer en moto. Es la antigua ruta a Uspallata. Incluso sigue conectando con dicho pueblo. Cuenta con varios miradores.

(Translated by Google) A lovely experience. Without a doubt, if there are two or more of you, it's perfectly possible to do it by car. You can do it from Mendoza or from Uspallata. Personally, I suggest doing it from Uspallata. Since the vast majority do it from Mendoza. And that way, there aren't as many people at the Miradores. (Original) Una linda experiencia. En la que sin dudas si son dos o más perfectamente se puede realizar con auto. Se puede hacer desde Mendoza como bajar desde Uspallata. Particularmente. Sugiero hacerlo desde Uspallata. Ya que la gran mayoría lo hace desde Mendoza. Y de esa forma no hay tanta gente en los Miradores

(Translated by Google) I did the tour for the first time. The feeling of being in that immensity is strange. Gravel road but in good condition, incredible views and native animals that come across all the time, enriching the landscape. A marvel! (Original) Yo hice el recorrido por primera vez. Es extraña la sensación de estar en esa inmensidad. Camino de ripio pero en buen estado, vistas increíbles y animales autóctonos que se cruzan todo el tiempo, enriqueciendo el paisaje. Una maravilla!

(Translated by Google) It's worth it. The road is gravel, but very good. Some places are a bit daunting due to the many curves and ravines. But the views and nature make up for it. There are birds, guanacos, and foxes. I went in late August, and in some places there was snow and guanacos drinking water from the meltwater. You climb up, and right at the top is the Cruz de Paramillos. I highly recommend it; it's beautiful to head towards Uspallata on this road. (Original) Vale a pena. Estrada de cascalho, mas muito boa. Alguns lugares dá um pouco de receio pelo tanto de curvas e barrancos. Mas a vista e a natureza compensam. Tem pássaros, guanacos, zorros. Fui no final de agosto e alguns lugares tinha neve e guanacos tomando água no degelo. Você sobe e bem no topo tem a Cruz de Paramillos. Recomendo muito, é muito lindo ir em direção à Uspallata por essa estrada.

The place is beautiful. It’s definetelly one greener part of the Cordilleras in Mendoza. On the way there you cross some “villas” one part of the great Mendoza where you see more poverty and trash. It was a surprise to get there and see the mountains so narrowed and green, the first part of the way they look little away. You may prepare yourself and bring your snacks, the “restaurant” there is very basic, you may also want to arrive early to participate in the activities. You pay a ticket to have access to the hotel which is like 3 usd, but the activities prices varys up to 20usd .

I think the ticket prices are very high, there is a beautiful view of the mountains, but there is nothing surprising or unusual here. Further on the free road you can see more beautiful and better landscapes

Nice place to visit, I think its a good option for families with children and for retired who enjoy a relaxing walk and a short guided tour around the hotel which is closed and abandoned. In my opinion the 350 pesos fee is quite expensive for what you receive.

We enjoyed to visit the Reserve! Tickets are good but it could be better if you receive a water bottle with them. A beautiful place, definitely you have to listen the talk with the guide, I learnt a lot about Villavicencio.

Half day tour. Amazing view!

A very good alternative to vineyard tours in Mendoza is to hire a car and come to this natural reserve. Guanaco is an easy sighting here since they are protected, along with condors and other animals. The view is sublime.

Great place.Breathtaking views

Familiar.

Bella

Ok

Hermosa

(Translated by Google) Beautiful modern cathedral! It's open to the public. See the photos for mass times and guided tours! (Original) Hermosa catedral moderna! Está abierta al público. En las fotos están los horarios de misa y las visitas guiadas!

(Translated by Google) A modern place, a space for introspection, it has Mass times. It also has the crypt of Fray Justo Santa María de Oro (very interesting to visit). (Original) Lugar moderno, espacio para la.introspeccion, tiene horarios de misa. Además tiene la cripta de Fray justo Santa María de Oro (interesantísima de visitar)

(Translated by Google) Words cannot express what I feel, my soul returned with the peace and serenity it needed when I decided to visit this cathedral, it is very beautiful but I think the reason that led us to visit it is more important. (Original) No se puede expresar con palabras lo que se siente, mi alma volvió con la paz y la serenidad que necesitaba cuando decidí visitar esta catedral, es muy hermosa pero creo que más está el motivo que nos lleve a conocerla

In the middle of the city, we found this home. An antique for sure, furniture and library from last century. You would enjoy absorbing all its treasures.

It's as the name said, the first days of Sarmiento. It can be a good chance to take this time machine to do an sneak peek to those days. Can be better or maybe a little longer, but isn't.

Very small free museum that takes 15 min to visit.

Great place if you're into museums and history. It is the birth house of Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, one of the best historical figures of Argentina. it has both audioguide and regular tour guide. A MUST VISIT if you're doing tourism. Plus, the tourism information of the entire state is just in front of it, so you can do two thing in one. There are also statues you can take photos(free) with of both Sarmiento, and some dinosaurs(the dinosaurs are across the street, not on Sarmiento's house)

Historic spot to learn about one of the milestone of Argentina.

A beautiful place to visit

Nice trip to San Juan.

Absolutely amazing experience. There are a lot of thermal pools. Each one warmer than the other. There are tables with chairs where you just rest or pick up you meals while sighting the amazing views. You can spend all the day there. The ticket should be get it in advance... In the tourist office Fiambalá town. It's worth it. Really.

A jewel in the middle of the mountains. Ten natural pools of thermal waters 30 minutes drive from the Town of Fiambala IN Catamarca province. A MUST while visiting Argentina. Remember to call the city hall of Fiambala to reserve your spot. The complex is open from 8am to 10pm during summer. Please refer to their website or call since hours of operation and reservation may vary.

Beautiful thermal pools! Expensive for international tourists ($12.000pp - €12.80). Buy the tickets in the tourist info centre at the main square in Fiambala.

Nice place to spend some quality time. Good quality road. Need to buy tickets in the oficina de turismo in the town center

Clean, they have smal lockers for valueables and the parking is free. Just make sure to buy a ticket in the town - they dont sell tickets at the facility itself

Termas is a wonderfull place to enjoy and share with your couple, family or friends. 30 to 45 Hot centigrades degrees of the water are so relaxing. Bring your beverages and meal. There are tables and chairs available to share.

Great Termas for a rest, mixed with an amazing view of Catamarca’s mountain range

The Cathedral of Our Lady of the Valley is an iconic place of Catamarca. It's a must for every tourist. If you are religious, your soul will be healed here. If you are agnostic, come and see the beauty of the place. It spells culture and traditions.

Re feooo

Bella

Bella

H E R M O S A ⛪

Invaluable

Bella

Very efficient circuit with small waits to enter. Busses make visiting super easy. I’d recommend not staying in Termas Rio Hondo but the larger Santiago del stero

Excellent place to visit while in Termas, $3,000 entry for adults and really worthwhile looking at all the vintage race cars and motorbikes! We loved it!

Small but very nicely done. Interesting race motorcycles and cars that are in very good condition or restored. There's a nice place to have some coffee and something to eat overlooking the museo. It is absolutely worth while the 1us to enter. The staff are excellent abd very helpful.

I haven"t been yet but it seems fantastic and so close to Termas del Rio Hondo.

Place where motorcycle and automotive history is very well preserved. Thanks for keeping this place.

Top!

The museum should be bigger considering it has 5 or 6 floors but only two are available for tourist visits. Also all the activities after you pay the entrance fee should be already included and they aren't. Although the price 150$(pesos) isn't expensive, not even for Argentinian people or for International tourists.

This is the most amazingly laid-back town. Everything shuts at lunch and the townsfolk literally come out to dance in the town square. What a wonderful life!

It´s a representative place in the city due to its location, downtown. Everybody seems to be gathering there, especially the youngsters. There are many cafes and places to eat around it. And you can relax in one of the benches, sunbathe or take a break while running errands.

Center of the city very well know square Good place to hang in while you decide what to do Gov keep improving it. Which is a plus

Beautiful square very clean, well maintained and safe. Cafes and shops in a Beautiful downtown

Lively place with loads of restaurants, shops and entertainment.

Well kept, clean, with variety of trees and flowers.

Very good. I love Santiagueños people

Good

Beautiful museum

Ok

Bellisimo

Ok

Mm

Creditosy

(Translated by Google) A beautiful reserve for mingling with nature. Several bird species live here, and on the banks of the Rio Dulce, you can see the Rio Hondo hot springs dam and its surroundings. Highly recommended. Even more so, admission is free. You just have to register at the reception desk. A beautiful bridge leads to the reserve. Beautiful walkways. (Original) Hermosa reserva para encontrarse con la naturaleza . Varias especies de aves y a orillas del rio dulce donde se puede avistar la represa de termas rio hondo y su medio ambiente . Para recomendar . Mas aún que su entrada es gratuita . Solo hay que registrarse en la administración . Hermoso puente para llegar a la reserva . Hermosas pasarelas.

(Translated by Google) A lovely walk to learn more about the area's flora and fauna. Although I haven't had the chance to see much, perhaps due to the time of year. It's still free and worth the trip and exploration. It's a great complement to the walk along the waterfront and the seawall. (Original) Lindo paseo para conocer algo más de la flora y fauna de la zona. Aunque no he tenido la oportunidad de visualizar mucho, quizás por la época del año. Igualmente es gratuito y vale la pena para pasear y conocer. Se complementa con el paseo por la Costanera y el dique.

(Translated by Google) A lovely walkway takes no more than half an hour to walk through, and 45 minutes. The walkways are made up of wooden walkways, with access via a suspension bridge. Inside, you can see replicas of dinosaurs and posters of local trees and birds. Please observe the opening hours. Part of the trail is closed. (Original) Linda para recorrer no lleva más de media hora, 45 minutos. Son pasarelas de madera con el ingreso a través de un puente colgante y luego adentro se pueden apreciar réplicas de dinosaurios y carteles de árboles y aves de la zona. Hay que respetar los horarios. Tiene una parte del recorrido clausurado.

(Translated by Google) Excellent place, very interesting and recommended to visit with the family. (Original) Excelente lugar, muy interesante y recomendable para visitarlo en familia.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place that should be on Santiago's tourism agenda. And no tourist should miss out on the opportunity to visit and experience the sights of such a beautiful place. (Original) Un lugar hermoso que tendria que estar en los planes de turismo de Santiago. Y ningun turista debería dejar de ir y conocer las vistas de tan hermoso lugar

(Translated by Google) A beautiful walk, ideal for learning about the flora and fauna of the wetlands. The dinosaur replicas hidden in the forest are a very special touch. (Original) Hermoso paseo, ideal para aprender sobre fauna y flora de los humedales. Un toque muy especial las réplicas de los dinosaurios escondidas en el monte.

(Translated by Google) Nice place, you have to register before entering, very nice view and fresh air (Original) Lindo lugar, hay que registrarse antes de entrar, muy linda vista y aire puro

Rooms were a little tired...ripped holes in curtain lining but beautiful lication. Food was disappointing.

The place is fantastic. We had the opportunity to watch the cows being milked and everyone was very helpful and welcoming. The room is beautiful, comfortable and beautifully decorated with the theme of the property. We don't want to leave.

Very nice estancia that's been in the same family since 1779. Rooms are very nice food is great and hospitality is genuine. Highly recommended.

Authentic place, excellent empanadas in the bar! Free cheese making tour. Don't miss it.

What a wonderful place where you can only find peace and friendliness 😀!

Amazing house back riding!!!

Nice!

It's alright. There isn't much else to see around so you might as well check it out. I got a nice guide who was very knowledgeable who made the small tour around these ancient carved rocks sound quite interesting.

Interesting place but missing clear explanations of the significance of each object on the property.

A lovely site and interesting information sheet but it's in the centre of town which I think disturbs the peace of it all a little.

kind of a cool place to spend an hour. especially if weather is bad and nothing else to do.

Nice view great location good view

Bellisimo!!!

intresting

It's an interesting place to stay

(Translated by Google) A beauty... I didn't expect to find such a beautiful walk. This place fills you with emotion 🥰 (Original) Una belleza... no esperaba encontrarme con tan hermoso paseo. Te llena de emoción este lugar 🥰

(Translated by Google) Nice place for kids and adults. In addition to the replicas of the town hall and the historic house, there are many dolls. The property is very nice decorated. You can park on the side of the road. It's a worthwhile stop. (Original) Simpatico lugar para chicos y adultos. Ademas de las replicas del cabildo y la casa historica hay muchos muñecos. El predio esta muy lindo ambientado. Se puede estacionar al costado de la ruta. Es una parada que vale la pena

(Translated by Google) The Bicentennial Theme Park is not only a tourist attraction, but also a learning space where students and visitors can learn about Argentine history in a dynamic and visual way. In addition, the town of Famaillá is recognized as the "National Capital of the Empanada", so a visit to the park is usually complemented by tasting regional cuisine. The park has different sectors that represent key moments in Argentine history, with sculptures and sets that allow visitors to "travel in time." Some of the main attractions include: Historical House of Independence: Replica of the house where independence was signed on July 9, 1816. Scenes from the May Revolution (1810): Recreations of the Open Town Hall and the proclamation of the First Junta. Battle of Tucumán (1812): Representation of Manuel Belgrano's victory over the royalists. Gesta de Malvinas (1982): Space with sculptures in honor of the veterans and fallen in the Malvinas War. Tributes to historical figures: Representations of Manuel Belgrano, San Martín, Juana Azurduy, among others. Replicas of period weapons and uniforms: Interactive exhibitions with details of the clothing and weapons used in different eras. Greetings from Sierrasdelaventana.com.ar (Original) El Parque Temático del Bicentenario no solo es un atractivo turístico, sino también un espacio de aprendizaje donde estudiantes y visitantes pueden conocer la historia argentina de manera dinámica y visual. Además, la localidad de Famaillá es reconocida como la "Capital Nacional de la Empanada", por lo que una visita al parque suele complementarse con la degustación de la gastronomía regional. El parque cuenta con diferentes sectores que representan momentos clave de la historia argentina, con esculturas y escenografías que permiten a los visitantes "viajar en el tiempo". Algunas de las principales atracciones incluyen: Casa Histórica de la Independencia: Réplica de la casona donde se firmó la independencia el 9 de julio de 1816. Escenas de la Revolución de Mayo (1810): Recreaciones del Cabildo Abierto y la proclamación de la Primera Junta. Batalla de Tucumán (1812): Representación de la victoria de Manuel Belgrano sobre los realistas. Gesta de Malvinas (1982): Espacio con esculturas en honor a los veteranos y caídos en la Guerra de Malvinas. Homenajes a figuras históricas: Representaciones de Manuel Belgrano, San Martín, Juana Azurduy, entre otros. Réplicas de armas y uniformes de época: Exposiciones interactivas con detalles de la indumentaria y armamento utilizados en diferentes épocas. Saludos de Sierrasdelaventana.com.ar

(Translated by Google) Very interesting walk through the history of Argentina. The replicas are very well made and are ideal for educational outings with children (and not so children). (Original) Muy interesante paseo por la historia de Argentina. Las réplicas están muy bien logradas y es ideal para paseos educativos con niños (y no tan niños)

(Translated by Google) The Bicentennial Historical Theme Park, although designed with children and educational purposes in mind, has the magical ability to captivate visitors of all ages with its historical charm. It stands as a testament to the fact that history, when brought to life with such care and detail, can enchant anyone, transcending age or reason for visit. The park's immersive environment offers a unique blend of learning and entertainment, making history accessible and engaging. As you travel through the park, the past unfolds before your eyes, allowing you to experience the milestones of Argentina's journey to independence and beyond, not just as distant events to memorize, but as vivid, emotional narratives that resonate deeply. This aspect transforms what might seem like a simple educational outing into a rich and enjoyable exploration of history for history enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. The interactive nature of the park, combined with the visual storytelling of the murals and the tangible presence of historical replicas, encourages visitors to interact with the content on a deeper level, fostering a sense of wonder and curiosity. It's a place where the lines between education and recreation blur, proving that learning about history can be both deeply meaningful and delightfully enjoyable. For anyone who makes a stop at the Bicentennial Historical Theme Park, it is an opportunity to connect with Argentina's heritage in a personal and memorable way, regardless of your age or background. (Original) El Parque Temático Histórico del Bicentenario, aunque diseñado pensando en los niños y con fines educativos, tiene la mágica capacidad de cautivar a visitantes de todas las edades con su encanto histórico. Se erige como un testimonio del hecho de que la historia, cuando se revive con tal cuidado y detalle, puede encantar a cualquiera, trascendiendo la edad o el motivo de la visita. El ambiente inmersivo del parque ofrece una mezcla única de aprendizaje y entretenimiento, haciendo la historia accesible y atractiva. A medida que viajas a través del parque, el pasado se despliega ante tus ojos, permitiéndote experimentar los hitos del viaje hacia la independencia de Argentina y más allá, no solo como eventos distantes para memorizar, sino como narrativas vívidas y emocionales que resuenan profundamente. Este aspecto transforma lo que podría parecer una simple salida educativa en una rica y disfrutable exploración de la historia para entusiastas de la historia y visitantes casuales por igual. La naturaleza interactiva del parque, combinada con la narración visual de los murales y la presencia tangible de réplicas históricas, anima a los visitantes a interactuar con el contenido a un nivel más profundo, fomentando un sentido de asombro y curiosidad. Es un lugar donde las líneas entre educación y recreación se difuminan, demostrando que aprender sobre la historia puede ser tanto profundamente significativo como deliciosamente disfrutable. Para cualquiera que haga una parada en el Parque Temático Histórico del Bicentenario, es una oportunidad para conectarse con el patrimonio de Argentina de una manera personal y memorable, independientemente de su edad o antecedentes.

(Translated by Google) The place is beautiful, with a replica of the town hall and the historic house of independence. The walk is free. There are many empanada and food stalls nearby. (Original) Hermoso el lugar, con replica del cabildo y de la casa historica de la independencia. El paseo es libre y gratuito. Hay muchos puestos de empanadas y comidas cerca.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place at almost 3000 meters above sea level. It is going from Tafi del Vale towards Amaicha del Valle. At the parador they sell handicrafts, regional products, fried cakes, tortillas, and hot water. You can take beautiful photos and you can pet the llamas for a small collaboration. (Original) Un hermoso lugar a casi 3000 msnm. Queda yendo desde tafi del vale hacia amaicha del valle. En el parador venden artesanias, productos regionales, tortas fritas, tortillas, agua caliente. Se pueden sacar hermosas fotos y se pueden acariciar a las llamas por un pequeña colaboracion.

(Translated by Google) Very nice views! It is necessary to travel carefully because there are many animals loose on the road. (Original) Muy lindas vistas! Es para recorrer con cuidado porque hay muchos animales sueltos en el camino

(Translated by Google) We went with a friend in November 2023. It was beautiful to get here, passing through the Yungas region of Tucumán with the Monument to the Indian on the way, and then continuing to El Mollar, Tafi del Valle, and climbing to Abra del Infiernillo. It's absolutely beautiful, and each landscape is different and unique. We were told that the weather is unpredictable, which is why it's called "Abra del Infiernillo" (Gates of Hell). Located at 3,042 meters above sea level, it's a place full of history and beautiful landscapes. (Original) Fuimos con una amiga en Noviembre 2023. Hermoso llegar hasta acá, pasar por zona de Yungas tucumanas con el Monumento al Indio en el camino, y seguir hasta El Mollar, Tafi del Valle y subir hasta Abra del Infiernillo. Es totalmente hermoso y cada paisaje es diferente y único. Nos contaron que el clima es impredecible y que por eso lleva el nombre de "Abra del Infiernillo" (puertas del Infiernillo). Se encuentra a 3042 m.s.n.m y es un lugar lleno de historia y paisajes preciosos.

(Translated by Google) The highest point in the province of Tucuman, by road. Route 307, which connects Cafayate with Tafi del Valle. Abra del Infiernillo (Hell's Edge) 3042 meters above sea level. At this point, tourist signs and the handicraft stand of Walter, a local guide, are visible. (Original) El Punto más alto de la provincia de Tucuman, por carretera. Ruta 307, que une Cafayate con Tafi del Valle. Abra del infiernillo 3042 msnm. 3n este punto carteleria turística, el puesto de artesanías de Walter, baqueano de la zona.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place at more than 3000 meters above sea level. A more than splendid nature to take photos, rest for a while, buy something to eat or take home a souvenir of crafts. The weather changes from one moment to the next so it is better to bring a coat. (Original) Hermoso lugar a más de 3000 metros sobre el nivel del mar. Una naturaleza más que espléndida para sacarse fotos, descansar un rato, comprar algo de comer o llevarse un recuerdito de artesanías. El clima cambia de un momento a otro así que es mejor llevar abrigo.

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful views of the impressive landscape of the Tafí Valley, including Pabellón Hill, the Mala Mala peaks, the slaughterhouse area, the El Infierno area, the La Angostura reservoir, Fiel Valle, and the Tafí peaks (Original) Una de las más lindas vistas del el impresionante paisaje del Valle de Tafí, incluyendo el cerro Pabellón, las cumbres de Mala Mala, el área del matadero, el área de El Infierno, el embalse de La Angostura, Fiel Valle, y las cumbres de Tafí

(Translated by Google) The animals and the silence in such a place fascinated me. (Original) Los animales y el silencio en semejante lugar me fascinaron

Sept.25: On the way back to Cafayate we came across the Pachamama museum. Unfortunately they asked an entrance fee of ARS15.500 nearly €10 p. p. & they didn't accept credit card, so we took outside some pictures before we left, as we hadn't enough cash.

A museum in the middle of the landscapes. Interesting mineral and stone mining collection. Demonstration of the valley and its minerals, very visual. Show of indigenous people and their tools, household and history. Cruz collection, his paintings in two separate galleries. And a gallery shop with some handcraft. Very monumental with its large scale sculptures.

Stunning site: great architechture and fantastic displays. Seldom very busy. Most highly recommended if you are touring the NW of Argentina.

We loved the incredible space created by the artist. It is like an andine Guell Park.

I was very surprised about this museum. It impressed with art, made in stones with different color. The history story is very interesting. You visit actually 3 different museums combined in one. Art, cultural history, stone minerals. It is definitely worth visiting it.

Beautifully well made, simply a must if you are in the area.

Unfortunately very limited information available in English. Beautiful construction though.

(Translated by Google) It is a very well-kept park, very extensive, from where you can have a beautiful view of the city of Tucumán from above. There are some stalls where you can buy something to eat and some souvenirs, or you can choose to eat at the Hotel there. It's a nice walk. The road is winding but paved, it does not present a problem, or if you want to visit other places you can also get there by route N9 and P341 and P340, which passes through the entrance to the La Cascada del Río Noque trail, the trail The Gate of Heaven, University City, etc. A nice option to enjoy nature. (Original) Es un parque muy bien cuidado, muy extenso, desde dónde se puede tener una vista hermosa de la ciudad de Tucumán desde arriba. Hay algunos puestos dónde comprar algo para comer y algunos recuerdos, o se puede optar por comer en el Hotel que está ahí. Es un lindo paseo. El camino es sinuoso pero de asfalto, no presenta problema, o en caso de querer ir recorriendo otros lugares se puede llegar también por la ruta N9 y la P341 y P340, que pasa por la entrada al sendero La Cascada del Río Noque, el sendero La Puerta del cielo, Ciudad Universitaria, etc. Una linda opción para disfrutar de la naturaleza.

(Translated by Google) It's lovely to go into the jungle along one of the paths that begin in Horco Molle, walking among incredible vegetation that provides a pleasant temperature no matter how hot it is outside. (Original) Lindisimo internarse en la selva por alguno de las sendas que comienzan en Horco Molle, caminar entre una vegetación increible que brinda una temperatura agradable sin importar el calor que haga afuera.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Trekking circuits! (Original) Hermosos circuitos de Trekking!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful walk to take at midday, going up one side of the Sierra and down the other, enjoying the Serrano landscape. Being in front of the blessed Jesus is priceless (Original) Hermoso paseo para realizar en mediodía, subiendo por un lado de la Sierra y bajando por el otro, disfrutando el paisaje Serrano. Estar frente al Jesús bendicente es impagable

(Translated by Google) Very neglected, fallen trees, the path is not marked, they would have to put the paths in better condition and repair all the Funicular bridges if it is not a danger (Original) Miy descuidado, árboles caidos la caminería no esta marcada, tendrian que poner mas en condiciones los senderos y reparar todos los puentes del Funicular si no es un peligro

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful thing you can see in San Miguel de Tucumán (Original) Lo más hermoso que podrán ver en san Miguel de Tucumán

(Translated by Google) Beautiful view of San Miguel de Tucumán. The route is not in very good condition. (Original) Hermosa vista de San Miguel de Tucumán. La ruta no está en muy buen estado.

It is one of the most emblematic buildings in the history and culture of Argentina. Although throughout its long history it has undergone many modifications, and one could say that little remains of its original construction, this does not take away its historical and symbolic value. It is recommended to visit it with the guided tours and the night show, which offers a historical overview of the independence struggle. This show lasts approximately half an hour and it is necessary to register in a list. Entrance is free.

Very well preserved, nice explanation of history, good staff. It's free.

Amazing experience of authentic argentinian history 💓

Icon of tucuman and it makes a lot of sense to Argentiniana though it could be better explained for foreigners.

Interesting place, well explained though in Spanish only. From a historical point of view, the account in the museum is accurate, balanced, and asks a lot of fascinating questions. Unless the debate republic vs monarchy, central vs federal, self government vs independence. Unfortunately it's all text, there's hardly any multimedia material except intro to the 29 representatives who signed the declaration of independence.

Really cool, not too much there and the machine didn't work and there was a enterance fee. Still cool place a must see if you're around.

Excellent leisure time free entry museum walking area. Great pieces history of Argentina in Tucuman. Reading everything it can take 50 minutes tops. Great walking area afterwards.

The Our Lady of the Incarnation Cathedral (Spanish: Catedral de Nuestra Señora de la Encarnación de San Miguel de Tucumán) also called San Miguel de Tucumán Cathedral It is the mother church of the city of San Miguel de Tucuman,[2] in the province of Tucuman, in the South American country of Argentina. The temple was founded in the sixteenth century and is home to the metripolitana Archdiocese of Tucuman. The foundations of this cathedral building date from the period of the definitive founding of the city of San Miguel de Tucuman in 1685, long remained a humble building adobes with gabled of "musleras tiles" then keeping some simple style details Hispanic American colonial baroque. In the mid-nineteenth century it is that parts began with the plans of the architect of Basque origin and French Pierre Etcheverry, such work is what has left virtually the building with the current appearance, being developed for the provincial government of Celedonio Gutierrez and inaugurated on February 19, 1856.

Beautiful

(Translated by Google) The people who work there are extremely kind, at least in my experience. I'm not a believer, but I had to take some photos of a friend's niece, and when I asked the church staff, I received very kind treatment. The place is also spectacular. Even though I was killing time and waiting for the birthday girl to arrive, I started looking at the plaques the church received, and there are some very old ones. (I highly recommend visiting this place.) (Original) Las personas que trabajan ahi son extremadamente amables, por lo menos en lo que a mi me toco vivir. No soy creyente, pero tuve que sacarle unas fotos a la sobrina de un amigo, y al consultar al personal de la iglesia, recibí un trato muy lindo. El lugar tambien es espectacular. Incluso como estaba haciendo tiempo y esperando a que llegue la cumpleañera, me puse a mirar las placas que le regalaron a la iglesia, y hay placas muy antiguas. (Recomiendo visitar este lugar).

(Translated by Google) The Cathedral of San Miguel de Tucumán, located across from Plaza Independencia, is one of the city's most important historical and architectural icons. Its neoclassical façade and imposing towers draw attention from any point in the square. Inside, the cathedral combines beauty and serenity: high ceilings, colorful stained-glass windows, and ornamental details that reflect the religious art of the period. It houses images and works of great historical value, as well as being a place of great spiritual significance for the people of Tucumán. It is an ideal place to appreciate the architecture, learn about the province's religious history, and enjoy a moment of peace in the heart of the city. Admission is free and it is usually open for most of the day. A visit to the Cathedral of San Miguel de Tucumán is a must for those visiting the city, both for its cultural value and its beauty. (Original) La Catedral de San Miguel de Tucumán, ubicada frente a la Plaza Independencia, es uno de los íconos históricos y arquitectónicos más importantes de la ciudad. Su fachada neoclásica y sus imponentes torres llaman la atención desde cualquier punto de la plaza. En su interior, la catedral combina belleza y serenidad: techos altos, vitrales coloridos y detalles ornamentales que reflejan el arte religioso de la época. Alberga imágenes y obras de gran valor histórico, además de ser un lugar de gran relevancia espiritual para los tucumanos. Es un sitio ideal para apreciar la arquitectura, conocer la historia religiosa de la provincia y disfrutar de un momento de paz en pleno centro. La entrada es gratuita y suele estar abierta durante gran parte del día. Visitar la Catedral de San Miguel de Tucumán es una parada obligada para quienes recorren la ciudad, tanto por su valor cultural como por su belleza.

(Translated by Google) Majestic inside and out, Don't forget to visit Michael the Archangel's as well. (Original) Majestuosa por fuera y por dentro, No se olviden de visitar también a Miguel arcángel.

(Translated by Google) It was built by the French engineer and architect Pedro Delgare Etcheverry between 1845 and 1856. It is in the Neoclassical style. Inside, the wooden cross that presided over the city at its first foundation is preserved. It was declared a National Historic Monument in 1941. (Original) Fue construida por el ingeniero y arquitecto francés Pedro Delgare Etcheverry entre los años 1845 y 1856. Es de estilo Neoclásico. En su interior se conserva la cruz de madera que presidía la ciudad en su primera fundación. Fue declarado Monumento Histórico Nacional en 1941.

(Translated by Google) I felt very good there, just one suggestion: don't leave the windows of the San Jose oratory open! There's a lot of noise from the pedestrian street and it's a place of prayer where silence or minimal noise is essential. (Original) Me senti muy bien ali,solo una sugerencia: no dejen abiertas las ventanas del oratorio san jose! Hay mucho ruido desde la peatonal y es un lugar de oracion donde es fundamental el silencio o el menor ruido.

(Translated by Google) They could improve the poster of the history of the clock, even a QR code with images of what it was like before and its evolution throughout our history. (Original) Podrían mejor el cartel de la historia del reloj, incluso un qr con imágenes de como era antes y de su evolución a lo largo de nuestra historia

(Translated by Google) It's very nice this time of year. (Original) Está muy lindo en ésta época del año

(Translated by Google) A good place to relax (Original) Un buen lugar para relajarse

Sept.25: After a scenic drive we arrived @Ruins of Quilmes. We paid entrance fee of ARS12.000 = €7.50 p.p. This was for museum, archeological site as well as for the perfectly clean toilets with even the possibility to have clean drinking water. Fernanda who spoke really good English explained the 4 rooms of the museum. Nr. 3 would have an interactive video in about 15 minutes & would telll us all about the histtory, living, war, defeat & captivation of the Quilmes people. Nr. 1 & 2 were informative with headphones for English, Spanish or Portuguese. Nr.4 was an exhibition of artifacts. @site there were huge cacti. We went all the way up to the Northern viewpoint; we spend here a bit more than 3 hours.

The place features some of the best views you will get in Argentina. For starters, I didn't expect the museum to be so modern. The people in the stores and the guides were very nice and friendly as well. I climbed 300 meters (about 1000 feet) following the old tracks built by the ancient townsfolk. I must admit, they had a remarkably robust way of building things as all the stone stairs are still there and quite firm. However, some areas of the track are unstable, so you need to wear proper mountain shoes and mind your step as you could easily slip and fall. Also, lots of wasps on the way, so keep that in mind if you are afraid of them like I am x-x Lots of tourists too, but it seems to be quieter during the mornings.

Don‘t miss the archeological areeal of the original tribe of Quilmes before the were defiated after a war of 30y, decimated and transfered to the Buenos Aires Area. A German beerbrewer setteld in their Area when he migrated zu Argeninia brewed a wellknown trademark a set a Memory for this beautiful area in the mountains

A great place to visit ... the access road is a little rough, but worth it. Do not, under any circumstances, miss out on the musuem here - it was beyond all our expectations. The displays were incredibly informative, and so well put together. There is little shade, so make sure to have lots of water with you as you walk around.

Amazing place, 7k to get in (UK citizen), stunning views from the southern and northern view points. Museum didn't have power when I was there so could not go inside.... The road to the site is poor quality. Hopefully they will pace it soon.

Beautiful place! There is the option to take a guide with you or go by yourself. The little museum is pretty modern and has English subtitles too. There’s a few shops and good bathrooms. We even saw a few lama’s there. We had low expectations for this place, but they were totally met! 🦙

Amazing site, a massive pre-incan citadel and sacred city, the biggest and best preserved in Argentina. The museum attached to it is very informative and sets the scene for visiting the site itself.

It's a peaceful place! 🌿

Beautifil lanscape that you have to see. At the top you can walk a path across the Yungas.

Great chair lift. The view is incredible. The jungle trail on top is a must-see.

Ame 🥰🤗😍

Nice place to know if you come to tucuman.. Good view of the cadillal

Bellisimo!!!

Ok

Nice place for a casual visit. But it's very dirty, full of garbage everywhere.

Bellisimo

Natural

(Translated by Google) Nice place To go spend the afternoon with the family, there are bars and restaurants to sit down and have a drink. There are games for children. Otherwise there is a lot of green space to sit and have some mates around the dam. (Original) Lindo lugar Para ir a pasar la tarde en familia, hay bares y restaurantes para sentarse a tomar algo. Hay juegos para niños. Sino hay mucho espacio verde para sentarse a tomar unos mates alrededor del dique

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, to hang out, drink mate, eat. It's incredibly beautiful 😍 The chairlift is $15,000, where we ate with my family it was $14,000 matambre al verdeo, $15,000 lomo al verdeo, and with garnish it was more expensive, the ice cream parlor that is in this area the prices did not go below $6,000. I hope this information is useful to you. (Original) Hermoso lujar, para pasar el rato, tomar mate, comer. Es increíblemente hermoso 😍 La aerosilla está $15.000, donde comimos con mi flia estaba $14.000 matambre al verdeo, $15.000 lomo al verdeo, y con guarnición estaba mas caro, la heladeria q esta en esta zona los precio no bajaban de $6.000. Espero les sirva esta inf.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place for sports, biking, trekking, kayaking, whatever you can think of, and also for enjoying some mate. A beautiful place to share with family and an impressive view. OUR TUCUMAN IS A BEAUTIFUL PROVINCE WITH MANY EXCEPTIONAL PLACES AND LOVELY LANDSCAPES 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕 (Original) Hermoso lugar para hacer deporte , bici , Trekkinn, kayak lo q se te ocurra , también ir a tomar mates . Hermoso lugar para compartir en familia y una vista impresionante. NUESTRO TUCUMAN ES UNA PROVICIA HERMOSA CON MUCHOS LUGARES EXCEPCIONALES Y PAISAJES BELLOS 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place. A variety of activities are available. Ideal for families, couples, or solo. (Original) Hermoso lugar. Se pueden realizar diversas actividades. Ideal para ir con la familia, pareja o solo.

One of the most stunning drives I’ve ever done. The colors and rock formations are surreal—like stepping into a painting. Every few minutes, you feel like stopping the car just to stare. We took our time, pulled over at El Anfiteatro and La Garganta del Diablo (both a must), but honestly, the whole road is an open-air museum. Go around sunset if you can—the light on the red rocks is unforgettable. No entrance fee, just nature at its best.

Sept.25: following RN68 from Cafayate to Salta, this ravine is truly awesome with magnificent views! Take your time to stop wherever you can & take in those views!

And I thought southwest USA was unique! Northwest Argentina in general, and this Quebrada in particular, are just as spectacular, colorful and breathtaking. I so wish I had devoted more time to explore it. Do yourself a favor and spend time here. If you're pressed for time, you can skip the Garganta del Diablo and El anfiteatro, way too touristy, and go backcountry. I recommend spending at least 3 days here.

Unbelievable beautiful. ‏A wonder. Liked it so much so i went twice.

Beautiful easy hike up a dry river bed. We went 1/2 mile could have gone further

Park and go on a walk. You won’t regret it! Really cool cave not too far from the road.

Beautiful landscape! Recommend walking up the hill to see the cars passing on the road!

If you go over the fence behind the Obelisco, you'll find a bushy prairie where wild llamas sometimes roam. Don't approach them — the dominant male may charge at you and attack.

Sept.25: it's a must (photo) stop when driving on RN68 from Cafayate to Salta or vice versa. The Obelisk itself isn't much special, but its an excellent opportunity for landscape photography due to the unique shape & contrast with the sky & the Andean mountains. Although climbing is not permitted, it is possible to get close enough to appreciate it from various angles, especially from the back you have excellent views of the surroundings.

Probably one of the least spectacular rock formation of the incredible Route 68 between Salta and Cafayate, but still well worth a stop, also because it is right next to the road and it requires no hiking or even walking to be admired.

Worth a quick stop as it is next to the road.

Not extreamly impressive but worth a short stop

(Translated by Google) The obelisk of the Quebrada de las Conchas is a stone monument that marks an emblematic point within this spectacular natural landscape of northwest Argentina. This obelisk is not monumental in size but in meaning, it is surrounded by rock formations of intense reddish tones, an area famous for its capricious geological forms shaped by the erosion of wind and water over millions of years. The obelisk functions as an entrance sign to the natural reserve and as a reference for travelers traveling along National Route 68 that connects the city of Salta with Cafayate, better known as the Panoramic Route. The obelisk of the Quebrada de las Conchas is a solitary watchman in the heart of the wind and the stones... (Original) El obelisco de la quebrada de las conchas es un monumento de piedra que marca un punto emblemático dentro de este espectacular paisaje natural del noroeste argentino. Este obelisco no es monumental en tamaño pero sí en significado, se encuentra rodeado de formaciones rocosas de tonos rojizos intensos, una zona famosa por sus caprichosas formas geológicas moldeadas por la erosión del viento y el agua durante millones de años. El obelisco funciona como señal de ingreso a la reserva natural y como referencia para los viajeros que recorren la ruta nacional 68 que une la ciudad de salta con cafayate, mejor conocida como la ruta panorámica. El obelisco de la quebrada de las conchas es un vigía solitario en el corazón del viento y las piedras...

(Translated by Google) The Obelisk Natural Monument in Cafayate, located in the province of Salta, Argentina, is a prominent geological formation within the imposing Quebrada de las Conchas, along the famous National Route 68. This natural wonder has become a must-see for those traveling through northern Argentina due to its beauty, accessibility, and geological value. 🪨 Description of the Obelisk The Obelisk is a tall, elongated rock formation reminiscent of a typical urban monument, hence its name. It rises vertically from the surrounding terrain like a large stone column carved by natural erosion over millions of years. Its surface is composed primarily of reddish sediments from the Cretaceous period, the same sediments that make up much of the Quebrada de las Conchas. 🌄 Natural Context The surrounding landscape is arid, with multicolored hills and sparse vegetation, which further highlights the Obelisk's unique shape. The region is part of a protected nature reserve and is close to other iconic formations such as the Devil's Throat and the Amphitheater. 🛣️ Access and Tourism Location: Approximately 20-25 km from Cafayate along Route 68 toward the capital city of Salta. Access: You can get there by car or on guided tours from Cafayate or Salta. Cost: Free admission (natural monument without infrastructure fees). Recommendation: Ideal to visit in the morning or at dusk, when the colors of the rock change with the light. 📸 Tourist and Photographic Value The Obelisk is an excellent opportunity for landscape photography due to its unique shape and contrast with the sky and the Andean relief. Although climbing is not permitted, it is possible to get close enough to appreciate it from various angles. 🏞️ Importance Geologically, it represents the power of river and wind erosion in a desert environment. For tourism, it is part of one of the most beautiful scenic routes in the country. Culturally, it reinforces the value of the natural heritage of northwestern Argentina. ⭐ Conclusion The Cafayate Obelisk is not just another rock: it is a natural sculpture that tells the story of time, shaped by the elements and admired by travelers from all over the world. If you are in Salta or Cafayate, it is an essential stop to connect with the majesty of the northern Argentine landscape. (Original) El Monumento Natural El Obelisco en Cafayate, ubicado en la provincia de Salta, Argentina, es una formación geológica destacada dentro de la imponente Quebrada de las Conchas, a lo largo de la famosa Ruta Nacional 68. Esta maravilla natural se ha convertido en una parada obligada para quienes recorren el norte argentino por su belleza, accesibilidad y valor geológico. 🪨 Descripción del Obelisco El Obelisco es una formación rocosa de gran altura y forma alargada que recuerda al típico monumento urbano, de ahí su nombre. Se alza verticalmente desde el terreno circundante como una gran columna de piedra tallada por la erosión natural durante millones de años. Su superficie está compuesta principalmente por sedimentos rojizos del período Cretácico, los mismos que conforman gran parte de la Quebrada de las Conchas. 🌄 Contexto natural El paisaje que lo rodea es árido, con cerros multicolores y vegetación escasa, lo que resalta aún más la singular figura del Obelisco. La región forma parte de una reserva natural protegida, y se encuentra cerca de otras formaciones emblemáticas como la Garganta del Diablo y el Anfiteatro. 🛣️ Acceso y turismo Ubicación: A unos 20-25 km de Cafayate por la Ruta 68 en dirección a Salta capital. Acceso: Se puede llegar en vehículo propio o en excursiones guiadas desde Cafayate o Salta. Costo: Entrada gratuita (monumento natural sin infraestructura paga). Recomendación: Ideal para visitar por la mañana o al atardecer, cuando los colores de la roca cambian con la luz. 📸 Valor turístico y fotográfico El Obelisco es una excelente oportunidad para la fotografía de paisajes por su forma única y su contraste con el cielo y el relieve andino. Aunque no se permite escalarlo, sí es posible acercarse bastante para apreciarlo desde varios ángulos. 🏞️ Importancia Geológicamente, representa el poder de la erosión fluvial y eólica en un entorno desértico. Turísticamente, forma parte de una de las rutas escénicas más bellas del país. Culturalmente, es un punto que refuerza el valor del patrimonio natural del noroeste argentino. ⭐ Conclusión El Obelisco de Cafayate no es simplemente una roca más: es una escultura natural que cuenta la historia del tiempo, moldeada por los elementos y admirada por viajeros de todo el mundo. Si estás en Salta o Cafayate, es una parada imprescindible para conectarte con la majestuosidad del paisaje del norte argentino

Lovely place. Just wish the tour companies could agree between them to not to be all of them there at the same time. It kills the atmosphere in this amazing place

Beautiful spot! The only shame here is that tourists can not wisper and listen to the natural noise and the local playing instruments. Best time to visit is in the late afternoon when the sun is about to set

Awesome place, if youmre heading along the route — well worth the 5 minutes to stop by and check it out.

Just stunning. The strength of nature and time are inseparable in leaving their masterpiece

Amazing! Gorgeous! A must if you are traveling to northern Argentina. It is a geological structure where you are in the middle of a rock formation modified by the elements and besides that it’s just a few meters from the road, you have a parking lot and it’s free. Inside you can find some artisan selling things and you might find people playing some music taking advantage of the natural acoustic. 100% recommended

The Amphitheatre is another nice presentation what nature can do. It's located just few hundred meters away from more popular Gargante del Diablo which we visited couple minutes before, so we stayed here less then there. Plus here were more people, so to be honest I liked Gargante more. If you are with younger kids then maybe this is better place for them to see stunning red rocks which were formed millions years ago in the past. Entrance is free...

Nothing special ... perhaps it is just "hyped" because it is easy for tour buses to access. There are many, many more beautiful places to see, without the crowds of people.

Lovely place. Just wish the tour companies could agree between them to not to be all of them there at the same time. It kills the atmosphere in this amazing place

Beautiful spot! The only shame here is that tourists can not wisper and listen to the natural noise and the local playing instruments. Best time to visit is in the late afternoon when the sun is about to set

Awesome place, if youmre heading along the route — well worth the 5 minutes to stop by and check it out.

Just stunning. The strength of nature and time are inseparable in leaving their masterpiece

Amazing! Gorgeous! A must if you are traveling to northern Argentina. It is a geological structure where you are in the middle of a rock formation modified by the elements and besides that it’s just a few meters from the road, you have a parking lot and it’s free. Inside you can find some artisan selling things and you might find people playing some music taking advantage of the natural acoustic. 100% recommended

The Amphitheatre is another nice presentation what nature can do. It's located just few hundred meters away from more popular Gargante del Diablo which we visited couple minutes before, so we stayed here less then there. Plus here were more people, so to be honest I liked Gargante more. If you are with younger kids then maybe this is better place for them to see stunning red rocks which were formed millions years ago in the past. Entrance is free...

Nothing special ... perhaps it is just "hyped" because it is easy for tour buses to access. There are many, many more beautiful places to see, without the crowds of people.

The most unique of the stops along this route. Awe inspiring stuff and mini market too.

Awestruck by the sheer scale and detail of this place. It’s incredible to think that nature has created this. Free admission, worth a walk through to the end for sure!

Absolutely breathtaking. The power of the water, the constant roar, and the mist rising from the abyss—it’s something you feel in your chest. Photos and videos don’t do it justice. The walkway leading to the Devil’s Throat builds anticipation, and once you’re there, it’s overwhelming in the best way. Prepare to get soaked (in the most magical way). Go early to avoid crowds

Beautiful rock formation. It's a popular tourist attraction so getting that "perfect shot" can be quite difficult because how many people visit the place during the day. You can go further inside after climbing a very sloping and slide-like rock wall.

Its a scenic spot to take photos of the rock formations. There is sign saying No climbing in Spanish, so there is not much to walk around.

Gargante Del Diablo is a canyon, little bit hidden away from main road. This is formation de la Quebrada de las Conchas. Be careful here not to get injured on dusty slippery rocks. Its easier to climb on, then to go back down. Use common sense in this place.

When there is no tourist around, and you climb up to all the way it is magical, the flowing stones, dark red, narrow mouth of an open cave make one wonder, how this came to be?