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Embark on a fascinating adventure to the north of the province, where time seems to have stopped. Our first stop takes us to the historic Jáchal Department, a place where old adobe houses and narrow paths tell stories of centuries past. Here, in the heart of the town, stands the impressive Archdiocesan Sanctuary of San José de Jáchal, declared a National Historical Monument. Its greatest treasure is the enigmatic Black Christ, an amazing figure of the Crucified Christ, life-size, articulated and made of leather, which leaves those who contemplate it breathless.
We continue our journey along the iconic Route 150, entering the majesty of the central foothills. The mountainous landscapes, of overwhelming beauty, accompany us during the tour. We will arrive at Rodeo, the charming head town of the Iglesia Department, where the imposing Cuesta del Viento Dam invites us to stop and admire its serenity.
Our next stop takes us to the relaxing Pismanta Hot Springs, an oasis of peace and well-being in the middle of the mountains. On the way back, we pass through the picturesque towns of Las Flores and Bella Vista, ascending to the top of El Colorado, the highest point of the route, where the panoramic views are simply unforgettable.
As the sun begins to set behind the foothills, we begin our return to the city of San Juan, taking with us indelible memories of this unique journey.