During the excursion we will be accompanied by local guides who know in depth the history, landscape and geography of the region. Doing it by bicycle will allow us to contemplate the landscape in a different way. Our lunch in the middle of the salt flats and participating in the salt extraction process makes it a very particular experience.

Different Landscapes and environments Quebrada de Humabhuaca coloured mountains, high mountains and Yungas jungle. Walking along the ancient path of Incas. Experiences with local communities. Walk through the jungle to visit the Termas del Jordán. You can bathe in this rugged thermal site. you can see typical clothes, embroidered with typical colors. Photographs in waterfalls and spectacular mountain roads. Youm visit a national park that preserves the Yungas Jungle. you travel by one of the longest mountain roads in Argentina.

Because the living conditions of the inhabitants of the highlands in Argentina are known. Because cave paintings are seen with the vision of a local guide. Because you collaborate with the economy of the original inhabitants. Because he knows one of the seven Natural Wonders of Argentina. Because observe the famous Hill of seven colors in Purmamarca.

Contact with nature, river with crystal clear water, pure air. A waterfall of approx 15 meters high. Several lagoons of height, flopra and native fauna will be observed.

We will travel a route with jungle landscapes, enjoying rivers, waterfalls, forests in which the gaucho culture and its indigenous traditions stand out as a local cultural attraction. This corridor is known as the Huella Gaucha Jujeña. Creole natives plowing farms through steep mountains along with their local traditions and foods. The walks will be enjoyable, interpreting the native nature and its healing power, as well as observing endemic birds. We will enjoy two days through landscapes and roads with a local guide and a vehicle for private use. The second day will be on foot through exclusive jungle landscapes.

This tour is special because it allows you to appreciate unique landscapes very close to the Andes mountain range. It also allows you to visit the original communities in the Andes of Argentina, learn about their way of life and share their experiences. Historical towns with chapels from the 17th and 18th centuries will also be observed.

Experience the vibrant heart of San Salvador on this tour, where you'll explore the city's most iconic landmarks with a local guide. Begin your journey at Iglesia El Rosario, a unique church known for its distinctive architecture and rich history. Next, visit the Catedral Metropolitana de San Salvador, a grand temple that holds deep religious significance and historical narratives from El Salvador's armed conflict. Stroll through Plaza Barrios and admire the statue of President Gerardo Barrios, crafted by Francisco Durini in 1909. Continue to Plaza Libertad, the city's oldest square, steeped in history since its establishment in 1545. Enjoy panoramic views of the National Palace, an architectural marvel with its eclectic blend of neoclassical, Neorenaissance, and art nouveau styles. Conclude your tour with a scenic view of the National Theater, a key cultural landmark built between 1911 and 1917. This tour offers a deep dive into San Salvador's rich history and vibrant culture.