Argentina has been internationally recognized for the beauty of its cultural and natural heritage, with a selection of towns that manage to highlight the best of its diversity. The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) has highlighted four locations local, not only for its tourist attraction, but also for its sustainable and authentic practices that enrich the visitor experience.
This distinction, which is part of the award “Best Tourism Villages“, distinguishes communities that preserve their local essence and offer unique experiences. With more than 260 nominated destinations from around the world, the selected Argentine towns are a reflection of rural charm and commitment to the conservation of identity and the environment.
The four Argentine towns considered among the best in the world
Four Argentine towns have been highlighted by the UNWTO as the best examples of rural tourism and cultural authenticity. Among the more than 250 candidates from 60 countries, the people of Gaiman, Caviahue-Copahue, Trevelin and Villa Tulumba They achieved a privileged place among the 55 selected destinations. These places not only captivate for their natural beauty, but also for their ability to offer unique experiences that connect visitors with the history and traditions of each community.
Gaiman
Located in Chubut, it is a picturesque town that stands out for its rich cultural heritagethe result of the fusion between Welsh and Mapuche traditions. His unique architecturewith sandstone and exposed brick constructions, offers a visual journey through time.
Furthermore, the town is very famous for its tea houseswhere visitors can enjoy authentic Welsh tea while appreciating the natural environment that surrounds the region. In this way, Gaiman is a clear example of how traditions are kept alive and transmitted to new generations, making it an ideal place for lovers of history and culture.
Caviahue-Copahue
This mountain destination, located in Neuquén, is known for its hot springswhich are unique in Argentina for their mineral-medicinal properties. Caviahue-Copahue is surrounded by impressive natural landscapes, such as the Salto del Agrio, a 45-meter waterfall, and the Escondida lagoon. In turn, the Mapuche and Creole communities that inhabit the area contribute to the cultural richness of the place, offering tourists an experience full of nature, well-being and culture.
Added to this, its unique geography, with two population centers separated by 16 kilometers, it offers a varied experience to those who dare to explore it.
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Trevelin
In the heart of Patagonia, this alternative is known for its proximity to the Los Alerces National Parkone of the most important in Argentina and World Heritage of Humanity. This charming Welsh village is characterized by its serenity, mountainous landscapes and outdoor activities, including horse riding, hiking and winter sports.
Among its various options, the Tulip Fieldwhich blooms in October, is another of its main attractions, along with the vineyards and red fruit crops.
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Villa Tulumba
Known for being the oldest town in Córdobathis town is a place full of history. Founded in 1585its cobbled streets and its colonial buildings tell the story of a past marked by the presence of the Sanavirones, an original community that left its mark in more than 35,000 rock art manifestations.
The town is part of the historic Camino Real and preserves a heritage that makes it an ideal destination for those seeking to delve into Argentine culture and folklore. In addition to its rich history, Villa Tulumba offers activities such as hiking and horseback riding, adding a deep connection with nature to its tourist offering.
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Source: Ambito
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