Tafi Del Valle

At 8:30 AM we will leave from our selected hotels in Tucumán to go first to the Chapel and Convent Jesuit San José de Lules, where we can still see the original chapel and cloister that are still preserved.

We will continue along Route 307, which marks the ascent to the Valleys. We will enter the Quebrada del Río Los Sosa, part of the Natural Reserve of the same name, and we will begin to see the forest that dazzles and invites you to stop for a few moments.

We will continue to see the Monument "El Indio". We will go up a little more to see the entrance to the Tafi Valley. This entrance is simply stunning! We will surround the La Angostura reservoir to visit the menhirs in El Mollar. We will continue later for the Jesuit Ensemble of La Banda, whose oldest sector was built by the Jesuits in the first half of the 18th century.

Here we will have free time for lunch (lunch not included). We will continue along the route we had taken at the beginning to reach the viewpoint from which the best views of the valley are obtained. After admiring the landscape we will be returning to Tucumán, where we will previously pass through the Atahualpa Museum.