Tafí del Valle Trip

Discover the mountain landscapes of Tucuman on this trip to Tafi del Valle, exploring the region's ancient Indian history and culture, which dates back over 7000 years.

Tafí del Valle Trip

Departure from your hotel in San Miguel de Tucumán is at 8:30 am, heading south from the city. The first stop is at the Jesuit ruins of San José de Lules, where you will learn about the Society of Jesus in Tucumán. The journey continues along Route 307, crossing the Los Sosa ravine to the sculpture of El Chasqui, also known as the Monument to the Indian, a 20-foot statue honoring the native people and their customs.

The tour proceeds through the Tafí Valley alongside La Angostura reservoir, stopping at El Mollar to visit the Archaeological Reserve of the Menhirs, home to over 50 megalith stones from around 800 B.C., believed to represent fertility.

In the town of Tafí del Valle, you will have free time for lunch and to visit attractions like the La Banda Jesuit Complex. In the afternoon, the group will convene to head to a viewpoint for a panorama of the Tafí Valley. Return to your accommodation in San Miguel de Tucumán is at 4:30 pm.

Pick Up

This tour includes pick up and return transfer to hotels in central San Miguel de Tucumán. If you are staying elsewhere, pick up will be at Tucumán Turismo, 484 de la Avenida 24 de Septiembre.