If you need to disconnect from the routine and maelstrom of the city, this town located only 9 hours from Buenos Aires is an ideal option.
Already in month five of the year, the winter It is present and the routine overwhelms. Therefore, it is recommended that short breaks be taken during the year so as not to fatigue the mind and body and care for our integral health, provided Be a possibility.
If they are planning a few hours from the city of Buenos Aires, and you are a person adventuress who enjoys being in close contact with local nature and fauna and flora, do not miss Turistear by Colonia Carlos Pellegriniin Corrientes.
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Where is Colonia Carlos Pellegrini
Colonia Carlos Pellegrini is an Argentine town and municipality, located in the San Martín department of the province of Corrientes, to 360 kilometers from the city of Corrientes. It is within the “Iberá Provincial Natural Reserve“Within a wetland of 1,300,000 ha, in a peninsula that enters the Iberá lagoon of 5,500 ha. It has very diverse fauna, among which Yacarés stand out, CARPINCHOS, deer of swamps and more than 350 species of birds.
What to do in Colonia Carlos Pellegrini
While tranquility is the protagonist, this destination also offers unique experiences to enjoy within the Nature Reserve:
- Boat walksideal to observe the fauna in its natural habitat.
- Ecological trailssurrounded by native vegetation and with unparalleled views.
- Horse riding at sunseta perfect way to travel the wetlands with the calm that characterizes the region.
- Visits to local communitiesto learn more about the customs and culture of the settlers.
How to get to Colonia Carlos Pellegrini
To get to Colonia Carlos Pellegrini From the city of Buenos Aires In car, you can follow this route:
- I left Buenos Aires: Take General Paz Avenue and then the Pan American Route (RN 9) to the north.
- Continue for the National Route 12: Pasa through the long Zárate-jerk complex and continued by RN 12 to the province of Entre Ríos.
- Take the National Route 14: From Ceibas, I followed the RN 14 to the north, through cities such as Gualeguaychú and Concordia.
- Deviate towards Mercedes, Corrientes: In the town of Paso de los Libres, take the National Route 119 that takes you to Mercedes.
- Grab the Provincial Route 40: From Mercedes, I continued for RP 40. This section includes about 80 km of graduate road, so handle with caution and make sure your car is in good condition.
The total distance is approximately 800 kmand the estimated time of the trip is between 9 and 10 hoursdepending on the transit and the state of the roads.
Source: Ambito
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