Things to do in Aluminé
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Monkey-Puzzle Tree Festival
Easter’s long weekend is perfect to pay tribute to the monkey-puzzle tree, a typical species on the Andean area in the Province of Neuquén.
Batea Mahuida Ski Resort
Batea Mahuida Volcano turned its rage off for ever and let a lagoon appear in its crater. It changed fire by water and let mapuche people who are historical inhabitants...
A Peaceful Town in the Andes
The streets in Aluminé are a reflection of its lifestyle: peaceful, silent and in perfect harmony with nature. They also tell about its history and most outstanding residents.
Rafting down the Aluminé Rapids
The wild waters of the Aluminé River, its curves and bends are the perfect scene to practice rafting. Its spectacular rapids gain more and more adrenaline enthusiasts day after day.
Two Mountain Range Beauties
Aluminé and Villa Pehuenia make up an exquisite natural nook in Northern Patagonia, with lakes and native woods that make it different from other tourist destinations.
Trout Fishing in Aluminé
The District of Aluminé has rivers and lakes in most of which the capture of salmonidae and perch is allowed. Anglers just need to know the rules and regulations and abide by them.
Crossing onto Chile through Icalma
Icalma International Pass is used to reach some of the nearest Chilean cities. Besides, it features scenes of incredible beauty.
Lake Quillén Area
Lake Quillén is immersed in the unspoiled Andean Patagonian rainforest and it is the perfect spot to spend a full day, go camping or hiking.
Lake Ruca Choroi
Enchanting, small Lake Ruca Choroi is set in practically virgin territory amidst monkey puzzle forests populated by parakeets.
Ñorquinco, in the Pehuenia Circuit
Lake Ñorquinco and its back country eco campsite are highlights of a route embellished by monkey puzzle trees.
Tourism in Neuquén
The tourist attractions boasted by the Province of Neuquén throughout its territory are multiple and each region has a particular feature.
Lakes Los Giles and Pulmari
Native vegetation and a variety of bird species make the lakes known as Laguna de los Giles and Lago Pulmarí ideal natural settings.
Patagonian New Year
On June 24, the primitive peoples both from Chile and Argentina celebrate the beginning of the new year. An ancient tradition which attracts new visitors every year.
