San Carlos is one of the destinations that is gaining popularity in tourism for its majestic natural landscapes and for protecting the past of our country.
Saint Charles It is a town of Jump which is recognized in the tourism of the province to be declared National Historic Site in 1942. This town enjoys a long history as well as majestic views of the Calchaquíes Valleys. Visitors to the place take the opportunity to rest and enjoy nature while learning more about the Argentine past.
The Salta town is also known as The Villa of the 5 Names and has the peculiarity that it could have been the capital of the province for its strategic location and the richness of its soils but lost by one vote against the City of Salta. In addition, it played a great role in our history by resisting a Spanish conquest by resisting the invasion.
What to do in San Carlos, Salta
The town’s attractions develop around its landscapes, its historic streets and its archaeological sites.. All these places maintain their historical customs and traditions. One of the main visits is San Carlos Borromeo Churchwhich was declared a National Historical Monument due to its importance and its European-inspired architecture.
Other recommended outings are the Los Cardones National Park because it allows you to enjoy the native flora and fauna. While there is also the Historical Walk “Calle San Martín” that protects the entire history of San Carlos.
How to get to San Carlos from Salta capital
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Saint Charles
There are two roads to reach the historic town from the provincial capital. The time between both routes varies considerably, but it allows you to get to know more of the territory.
On the Bishop’s slope
This path is the longest. From the City of Salta, you must take National Route 68 to El Carril. From this point, you will head towards Provincial Route 33, heading west. This road will cross the Cuesta del Obispo and the Los Cardones National Park to Payogasta. From here you will take Route 40 south, until you reach San Carlos. The total distance is 289 kilometers and the estimated travel time is 6 hours and 30 minutes.
Along Route 68
This is the most common route due to its short distance and ease of driving. In it, from the City of Salta, you must take National Route 68 to Cafayate and then take Route 40 north, until you reach San Carlos. The total distance is 216 kilometers and the estimated travel time is 3 hours and 41 minutes.
Collectives
From the capital of Salta, transportation services are provided for passengers who have a estimated duration of 4 hours,
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