He Tourism in Buenos Aires is not limited to the capital nor to the most popular destinations. A few hours, a hidden corner promises more than rest: it offers well -being, unique landscapes and a natural experience that surprises who discovers it.
Far from noise and close to water, this destination offers a powerful combination: salt, mud and silence. Ideal for weekend getaways or to cut the routine with a deep relaxation dose.
Where are Las Termas de Carhué
The Carhué Termas They are west of the Province of Buenos Airesin the party of Adolfo Alsinavery close to the ruins of Epecuénthe famous submerged people. This area is recognized by its hypersaline lake and the therapeutic properties of its waters.
The place is consolidated as a hidden jewel among well -being destinations. Surrounded by nature, this point of the map is increasingly attracted to those who seek physical benefits, mental tranquility and a different way of traveling.
What can be done in Las Termas de Carhué
The main protagonist is the Epecuén Lakewith salinity levels that exceed those of the Dead Sea. Floating in its waters becomes an unforgettable experience, ideal for relaxing muscles, relieving ailments and leaving accumulated stress behind.
Another of the most sought -after attractions is the use of Thermal mudthat many apply on the skin for their revitalizing properties. It is common to see visitors covered with mud, enjoying the heat of the sun while they expect their effects to act on the body.
The area also has spas, aesthetic centers and personalized treatments. Everything revolves around relaxation and to physical well -being. Some accommodations even offer packages that combine accommodation with thermal baths, massages and mudotherapy sessions.
For those who seek something more active, there are also paths to walk, spaces to meditate outdoors and tours of the old town of Epecuénwhich became a historical and photographic attraction of great value.
How to go to Las Termas de Carhué
From the city of Buenos Airesthe car path has been about six hours. The most direct route is by the RN 205 to Bolívar and then by RP 65 and RP 60. The road is well marked and crosses rural landscapes that anticipate the disconnection offered by destiny.
There are also micro services from retirement that reach Carhué at varied schedules. Some tourist agencies already offer weekend packages that include transfer, accommodation and access to thermal complexes.
Source: Ambito
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