We will start the experience with a guided hike through the Checua Desert, a natural landscape characterized by eroded formations known as carcaves. During the tour, participants will explore interpretive trails as the guide explains the geological formation of the site, erosion processes and characteristics of the semi-arid ecosystem. The activity includes breaks for landscape observation, interpretation of the surroundings and taking photographs. This space is designed as an educational experience that allows understanding the relationship between nature, territory and climate in the region.

We will move to the Nemocon Salt Mine, where we will take an underground tour guided by site personnel. During the visit, participants will descend inside the mine to learn about the history of salt exploitation in the region, the working conditions of the miners and the processes of formation of this natural resource. The tour includes a visit to emblematic spaces such as brine mirrors, salt formations and historic structures used during the mining operation. This activity complements the experience with a cultural and historical approach, offering a comprehensive understanding of the territory.