With ecotourism activities and historical parks, a return of Obligado is one of the most precious destinations in Buenos Aires.
Argentina It has an innumerable number of places to visit on vacation, from beaches to forests. While the country is an inexhaustible source of tourism, there is a destination that is stomping.
Obligue It is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Argentina. Located in the province of Buenos Aires, it has ecotourism and visits to natural areas. Where it is and how to get there.
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WHERE IS BACKGROUND
Located on the banks of the Paraná RiverForced return is One of the most visited sites in San Pedro. It is 117 kilometers from the Federal Capital and near the intersection with Entre Ríos.
What to do in Mandado Vuelta
These are the most recommended activities to make during a visiting for a must:
- Ecotourism: It is the central activity of the area. With the focus on promoting the conservation of the environment and the sustainable development of the communities, it has visits to natural areas and boat trips, with navigation and sighting.
- Astrotourism: motivated by a modern trend, you can explore the night sky, observing astronomical stars, planets and phenomena, without any light pollution.
- Tourist people: You can visit a key place in battles for national sovereignty, where the people avoided the entry of English troops and merchandise. You can also see the historic park, which recounts that moment in our history.
How to get to Mandado, Entre Ríos
Obliged return is 117 kilometers from Federal Capital. The trip varies in duration depending on the transport used. In case of traveling in carthe tourist would take 2 and a half hours, while train It would arrive in 1 hour and 27 minutes. This last option is the most recommended and costs around $ 30,000.
Source: Ambito
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