Along the Highest Road in America
One of the stretches of National Route 40 reaches 4,895 meters over sea level. Along this road, we discovered the beauty of the puna on a 4x4 vehicle.
Beauty With Spines
Great temperature extremes, scarce water and colorful mountains delight visitors. However, their presence is an icon whenever the Argentinian North is mentioned.
Believe in the Vines
For years, the attraction has consisted not only in tasting its varietals, but also in learning about the secrets of winemaking. The circuit includes towns, sceneries and glasses, of course.
Like Icarus
Any mountain range is good flying. And when it comes to mountains, Salta has them all. A paragliding tandem flight, ideal to peek at this beautiful city from the air and see its beauty like birds do.
National Pride
Like every year on June 17th, tribute is paid to General Juan Martin Miguel de Güemes, a liberator who aided the National Army accompanied by his gauchos.
Natives, Bungee and Silverside
The Cabra Corral Dam is a favorite spot among the people from Salta when they want to enjoy the weekend. Anything goes there: fishing, bungee jumping, rafting, looking for native footprints and much more.
Salta At Night
Beautiful Salta turns on its lights when the nigh falls. Each corner renovates its charm when the Moon is out. The main square, its cafés, Balcarce Street and the magic of the casino. The night is an invitation.
The Call of the Wild
The Juramento River is not just another river. Its course is part of the longest hydrological basin in our country. The dorado is not just another fish. A lethal combination where river and fish take us to...
Tourist Bus around Salta
There are always new alternatives to see beautiful Salta. In this case, a very original choice: Bus Turístico Salta lets tourists go on and off the vehicle as many times as they want.
Wildlife Mapping in the Rainforest
Birdwatching, as well as wildlife mapping, are ideal activities to get deep into the rainforest in Salta. Unique moments that may only be repeated through a photograph.
A New Chapter of Train to the Clouds
An old Argentinian project invites visitors to climb to the highest mountains defying the natural slopes with the comfort of a noble means of transportation such as the Train to the Clouds.
What If the Train Does Not Pull In?
San Antonio de los Cobres, one of the highest points in the Argentinian puna, is known for the famous Train to the Clouds. But, what happens when the train does not pull in? Does the town have a life of its own?
Another Highway to Heaven
Exciting and amusing, the safari to the clouds goes through the ravines and the Puna, some mythical nooks in the North. Not to be missed.
A Sanctuary in the Heights
The new Museo de Arqueología de Alta Montaña (High Country Archeology Museum) displays an invaluable archeological find discovered in the summits of the Llullaillaco Volcano.
More than Northern Cuisine
In addition to the classic empanadas, humitas and tamales, you can taste and choose excellent international cuisine proposals unceremoniously.
On a Cable Car over Salta
Very close to the city center, the Mount San Bernardo resort offers magnificent views of the city of Salta and its outskirts. Ideal to visit by car, climb by cable car or simply on foot.
Beautiful San Lorenzo
A horseback ride along the trails of this villa in Salta gives us beautiful panoramic views of the nearby valleys and ravines.
Flying Like the Condors
Amusing and exciting, canopy tour at the Juramento River Canyon invites visitors to explore its beautiful sceneries from the air.
Temple of Tradition
La Casona del Molino (the mill house) is the nook where all friends, guitars and bombos of Salta meet to enjoy a true peña, the expression of our costumes.
The Past is Back
From the old cabildo, the Historical Museum of the North in Salta keeps real treasures of the native culture and from colonial times.
Tour Around the Calchaquí Valleys
Leaving from the capital of Salta, visitors may tour around one of the most impressive circuits in the Republic of Argentina as they visit the legendary Calchaquí Valleys.
Green Light
The leafy paths of San Lorenzo acquire other shades plenty of excitement and adventure when you are riding along them on quad bikes.
A Historic Hotel
Since 1880, the hotel Termas de Rosario de la Frontera has offered a privileged site to recover beauty and health.
Santa Anita and the History of Tobacco
We visited the Coronel Moldes country house, which has a private tobacco museum, ritual element of the Amerindian culture and present representative of the productive activity of the area.
Rafting the Juramento River in Salta
On its shores, General Belgrano sworn loyalty to the Asamblea General Constituyente. Its name is a witness of history and its rapids invite visitors to enjoy the beauty of the landscape.
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