In the heart of the Calchaquí valleys, Mills appears as one different option within the Salta Tourism map. Small, silent and surrounded by mountains, this magical corner is ideal for those who seek to get away from noise without resigning beauty or authentic experiences.
The landscape is combined with History, wine and colonial architecture in an environment that still retains its own rhythm. He has no large complexes or mass offers, but there is precisely his appeal.
Where is mills located
Molinos is about 200 kilometers southwest of the city of Salta, in the middle of the Calchaquí Valley. The people are part of the famous National Route 40 And it is between Cachi and Cafayatewhich makes it a strategic stop within a first -class landscape tour.
The area is characterized by its colored hills, dry climate and proximity with artisanal rivers and wineries. Although it is not one of the most promoted destinations in the province, who visit it usually highlight their tranquility and the kindness of their people.
What can be done in mills
Despite its small size, Molinos offers several activities that combine nature, culture and history. One of the main attractions is the Church of San Pedro Nolasco, built in the 18th century and declared National Historical Monument. In front of the square you can also visit the old house of the last realistic governor of Alto Peru, turned today into Hostería.
The environment invites you to travel vineyards, make walks along rural trails or simply rest in front of the landscape. Some local establishments organize wine tastings, which is produced in small wineries with traditional methods. There are also rural tourism options, visits to artisans and excursions to places such as Colomé, where a recognized winery is located and the James Turrell Light Museum.
Gastronomy is another strength. Regional dishes can be tested as SALTEÑAS, TAMAL, HUMITA OR LOCRO EMPANADASprepared in family kitchens or restaurants that prioritize local ingredients. In some cases, the experience includes lunches in colonial courtyards, overlooking the hills and directs served direct from the farm.
How to go to mills
The most direct way to reach Molinos It is by National Route 40either from Cafayate or from Cachi. Both paths are picturesque, with curves, hills and grace of gravel that should be traveled with time. From the city of Salta, the trip lasts between five and six hours, depending on the chosen road.
For those who prefer not to handle, there are hired excursion services that include intermediate stops. You can also combine public transport to Cachi and then continue in taxi or remission. Although access is not as simple as that of other tourist points, the effort is worth it.
Source: Ambito
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