Every year, many people decide at the last moment to get out of Buenos Aires and disconnect during Holy Week. They choose some corner of the country where they can combine relaxation with culture. In that plan, Tourism of escape gains prominence and Ayacucho It appears as a little explored but ideal jewel.
This destination, located in the heart of the province, offers rural traditions, landscapes of open Pampa and one of the most emblematic parties in March. A perfect proposal to change air and rediscover Creole customs.
Where is Ayacucho
Ayacucho is located in the center-east of the province of Buenos Aires. Is only 297 kilometers from the capitalwhich makes it an accessible option for a short getaway. Borders cities like Tandil, Rauch, Maipú and Balcarce.
The town rises on the banks of Tandileofú Arroyo, In an area that mixes Creole history, history and customs. From La Plata, Mar del Plata or Pinamar, the trip is also short and direct.
Activities to do in Ayacucho
The star event is the National Festival of the Ternero and Yerra Daywhich is celebrated every year in March. For a week, Ayacucho is filled with typical music, traditions and gastronomy. Parades with old carriages, Creole skills shows and shows of recognized artists are organized.
He Earth courtepicenter of the event, brings together thousands of visitors who enjoy the rocks, roasts in stoves and live folklore. There, Gaucha culture is lived in every corner and becomes the soul of the city.
Beyond the party, Ayacucho offers other proposals: the Independent Club Community Center, ideal to enjoy outdoors; the Juan Manuel de Rosas municipal farm, headquarters of equestrian activities; and the fishing club, a property with courts, camping and rest spaces.
You can also travel its main places: Colonwith its abundant vegetation and tribute to cat and stain, and San Martínwhere varieties of roses flourish. In addition, the Regional Historical Museum It offers a look at the local past.
How to go to Ayacucho
To get from Buenos Aires, the most direct route is the RP 29which connects with Ayacucho after almost 300 kilometers of travel. From Mar del Plata, you can access by highway 2 and Route 74, or take the way through 29 and RN 226.
The routes also link Ayacucho with Balcarce, Tandil, Las Armas, Rauch and other nearby tourist destinations. The good condition of the roads and the short distance make this getaway a comfortable and uncomplicated option.
Source: Ambito
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