Tourism in North Argentino surprises With little explored destinations that keep a unique story. Such is the case of Londona small town of Catamarca That, despite sharing a name with the British capital, hides local traditions, mountain landscapes and a cultural legacy that attracts more and more visitors.
His particular name generates curiosity between those who arrive for the first time, and behind him, there is a history linked to the colonial era that makes it one of the most unique peoples in the country.
Where is London
London is in the province of Catamarca, a few kilometers from Bethlehem. Founded in 1558 by Juan Pérez de Zurita, he owes his name to a Tribute to Queen María Tudor of Englandwife of King Felipe II of Spain. Therefore, although it may surprise, it is one of the oldest peoples in Argentina and bears the same name as the famous European capital.
Surrounded by the Cordillera del Ambato and crossed by rivers and streams, London combines nature and history in an environment that invites both calm and adventure.
What can be done in London
Visitors can tour the archaeological site of El Shincal de Quimivilconsidered the “Machu Picchu Argentina”, which was an important Inca administrative center and retains places, roads and remains of ceremonial buildings.
In addition, London is an ideal point to enjoy outdoor activities such as walks, horses and bicycle walks. He Quimivil River It becomes a perfect place to rest, cool off and share as a family. As for gastronomy, the people offer Typical Delights Catamarqueñas as tamales, empanadas and kidavailable in family hostels and local fairs that keep traditional recipes alive, something very attractive to tourism.
How to go to London
Getting to London is simple from San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca, located about 280 kilometers. The travel trip hard around four hours on National Route 38 and National Route 40which offer a tour with panoramic views of the hills.
Another option is to leave From Bethlehemjust 15 kilometers, which works as a connection point for those who arrive in micro from different destinations in the country. The journey is paved and safe, ideal for those who seek to combine comfort and mountain landscapes.
Source: Ambito
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