The journey begins through this fertile valley, known for its lush tobacco fields and traditional farms.

Pass through charming colonial-style towns like Alemania, once the final stop of the Belgrano railway.

Enter this stunning canyon where erosion has sculpted spectacular natural rock formations.

Sand dunes contrasting with the red rock surroundings.

A rock formation resembling a giant toad.

Unique formation shaped like a bishop’s mitre.

A deep red gorge, perfect for dramatic photos.

Towering rock walls that look like a stone fortress.

Natural acoustics in this impressive open rock chamber.

Arrive in this picturesque town, the youngest in the Calchaquí Valleys, world-famous for its wine production—especially the fruity and aromatic Torrontés varietal. Visit both artisanal and industrial wineries, with tastings included.

Travel back along Route 68. The shifting sunlight in the late afternoon transforms the scenery of the canyon, offering a completely different view than the morning journey.
The tour ends with drop off at your hotel accommodation.