Tourism can enjoy the health benefits of Lake Epecuén when visiting the city of Carhué, in the Province of Buenos Aires
He Epecuen Lake attracts the tourism from health to Buenos Aires province because Its high levels of salt demonstrated benefits against many diseases, as occurs with the Dead Sea. Despite its healing abilities, this lake mixes a story that is both magical and tragic. A town had grown around it but its waters got out of control and flooded an entire town.
The first spa that was installed was built by Arturo Vatteone in 1921, when the humid saline extended around 7 thousand hectares, with its striking waters covered in salt. Its success attracted multiple investments and the town had the capacity to host 7 thousand tourists.. But the unfinished works that sought to level the water channel and the heavy summer rains flooded the Buenos Aires town in 1985 under waters ten times saltier than the Atlantic Ocean.
Why Lake Epecuén is considered magical
The lake’s fame as a health tourist destination It began to grow in the country from the beginning of the first complex in the place. The tourists verified that the mineralized waters produced effects that benefited people with diseases such as arthritis, osteoarthritis, sporiasis, and skin diseases. As they also relaxed and benefited visitors who only came to enjoy nature.
All these contributions were corroborated by medical studies that, since 1896, analyze how the condensation of minerals and salinity produce effects that benefit the body. These properties are multiplied in Lake Epecuén because it has a salinity that is compared to that of the Dead Sea. Today you can continue to use these benefits through the city of Carhué, which has hot springs and modern facilities for accommodation of tourists.
How to get to Lake Epecuén
To reach the miraculous lake, We will have to go to the city of Carhué, which is located 540 kilometers from the Federal Capital. To do this, we must undertake a six-hour trip that will begin on the Ricchieri Highway to Ezeiza and then continue along the Ezeiza – Cañuelas Highway. You must continue along National Route 205 until you reach Bolívar and connect with Provincial Route 65 to the city of Guaminí. Then take National Route 33 until the intersection with Provincial Route 60. Turn right until the access to Carhué.
Source: Ambito
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