San Miguel de Tucumán

A Magical Place
Villa Nougués is seems to be a different country. Some old grand houses, a small chapel, and a few inhabitants make it a unique place.

A Museum for Pachamama in Amaicha del Valle
A tour around local history, the natives who dwelled this area and the impact of the arrival of the Inca people first and of the Spaniards later.

City of Independence
San Miguel invites to discover its past leading to a better understanding of the present by just walking around a few blocks in the historical center.

Multi-colored paragliders in Loma Bola
A first-time paragliding flight enables anyone to experience the new feeling of floating through the air blown by the wind and thermals.

Pachamama Festival
Few peoples can say they see the sun almost everyday, but Amaicha del Valle gives evidence of this.

Rappelling in Tucumán
We practiced rappelling in the yunga at Mount San Javier as we felt the fresh humid air on our faces. We went down the hill in an unusual fashion towards a narrow creek underneath.

The House of Tucumán
The House of Tucumán keeps a mysterious aura that lets visitors learn a little bit more about the values of this nation.

A Historic Hotel
Since 1880, the legendary Hotel Termas de Rosario de la Frontera in Salta has offered a privileged site to recover beauty and health.

Hang-gliding on Mount San Javier
25 kilometers from the capital city of the Province of Tucumán, at the summit of Mount San Javier, hang-gliding enthusiasts may enjoy a real exciting and astounding experience.

Her Name is Lola
Lola Mora was a very talented woman who dared to develop various activities which used to be completely forbidden for the women of her time. But not only was there transgression but talent above all.