Tourism in Argentine Patagonia It has been growing thanks to little explored destinations that offer unique experiences. Among them, The ancients It is positioned as one of the most attractive, with landscapes that seem out of a canvas and a tranquility that becomes increasingly coveted.
Surrounded by nature and culture, This little town surprises those who seek something different. The combination of colors, flavors and outdoor activities It makes it a jewel of the South Argentina who asks for track on the radars of national and international travelers.
Where is the old ones
The old ones are in the northwest of Santa Cruznext to the imposing Lake Buenos Aires and a few kilometers from the border with Chili. The town is surrounded by the Cordillera and relies on a privileged natural environment that enhances its charm.
Located on Route 43, with access from the mythical Route 40transforms into a must for those who travel through deep Patagonia. Its proximity with other natural wonders makes it an ideal basis to explore the entire region.
What can be done in the old
The ancients offer a diversity of proposals that seduces visitors. La Costanera on Lake Buenos Aires invites quiet walks, Nautical sports such as Kayak, Windsurf and Kitesurfand panoramic views that frame unforgettable sunrises and sunsets.
The place also stands out for its production of Fine fruitsespecially cherries, which led him to be declared National Capital of Cherry. More than 20 tourist farms allow to taste sweets, beers, chocolates and artisanal pickles in lovely rural environments.
Another jewel is the Scenic route 41a stretch of 170 kilometers that connects the old ones with Lake Posadas. The route is going through pre -bordering landscapes, Mountains, lagoons and streamsgiving different postcards in each curve.
From there, you can also access emblematic sites such as Cavehe Monte Zeballos and the Marble chapels on the Chilean side. These excursions add adventure and history of visitor options.
How to go to the old
The trip to the ancients is made by the National Route 40taking the detour to Route 43. The entire journey is paved and with good signage, which facilitates access from different points of Patagonia.
Those who start from the north can enter by Expert Moreno, while from the south, the connection with Chile by the Jeinimeni step expands the possibilities to build binational routes. Logistics is simple and fate is worth it.
Source: Ambito
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