The long distance train joins the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires with San Miguel de Tucumán, with a total 32 -hour tour, which covers 4 provinces with intermediate stops.
The long -distance trains In Argentina they are one of the cheapest options to travel and you know the most emblematic cities in the country. In this context, there is a service that is the longest in the country, with a price of $ 40,000.
The most extensive train that the country travels Autonomous City of Buenos Aires with San Miguel de Tucumán. It has 1150 kilometers away and its total route is 32 hours, which covers 4 provinces with intermediate stops.
Tucumán train: how much does it cost and what are the stops
Traveling by long distance train in Argentina is an economic and comfortable option to learn about different cities in the country. Among the available services, highlights the route that unites Buenos Aires with Tucumánwhich offers different categories and comforts to adapt to all travelers.
Argentine long distance trains
Argentine trains
The most economical category is Firstwith a ticket from $ 38,000. Then continue Pullman ($ 46,200) and finally, there is the option of cabin for two peoplewhat costs $ 131,200. Although it is the most expensive, the cabin offers several amenities: two shit beds, night light, table, plug, perch, temperature control (cold/heat) and a small sink.
The service starts from the station Withdrawal toward San Miguel de Tucumán Wednesdays and Sundays to 21:10and return from Tucumán to Buenos Aires on Tuesdays and Fridays at 21:30. For its schedule, it is ideal for planning a multi -day getaway and taking advantage of the destination city.
For those who prefer a shorter trip, it is possible to descend in one of the Intermediate stops. This route includes a total of 15 stations: Campana, Zárate, Baradero, San Pedro, San Nicolás, Rosario Sur, Rosario Norte, San Lorenzo Andino, Serradino, Gálvez, Rafaela, Sunchales, Arrufó, Ceres, Pinto, Colonia, Herrera, La Banda, Cevil Pozo, Alderetes and Tucumán.
Source: Ambito
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