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The bodega also houses a wine museum. This is one of the most complete, albeit commercial, visits.

A few steps from El Sosneado, on the provincial route 222 to 6 km from Los Soft, don't miss to go to the Wells des Âmes (Pozo de las Ánimas). This geological curiosity is made up of two huge cavities filled with water, reflecting the sky and clouds and in which the wind into and gives rise to the numerous legends surrounding this magical place. The site is accessible all year round, with precautions, especially if you move with children, the walls are very steep. 

Mendoza, Argentina, is a dynamic and attractive tourist city. For information on the region's attractions and activities, visitors can visit the Ente Provincial de Turismo. The tourist office also offers online services, such as management of tourist passenger lists and standardization of the tourism offering. Mendoza is a must-see destination for wine lovers, with numerous wineries and vineyards to visit. The city also offers magnificent mountain scenery, perfect for hiking and outdoor activities.

We also call the park of Ischigualasto (not always easy to pronounce), "moon Valley", which is actually the nickname given to Valle Pintado. When you look at this valley, you will acknowledge that it is talking about what is currently known as the Moon. The park is of great scientific importance because it is one of the only places in the world where all stages of the triassic era are represented (between 248 and 206 million years). The scientific exploitation of the park depends on the University of San Juan, which regularly invites researchers from all over the world to carry out excavations.

The park is a large valley bordered by two mountain ranges, Cerro Colorado and Los Rastros.

The classic course is to discover the famous rock formations and named according to their appearance (or depending on the appearance of your imagination): a submarine (El Submarino), a mushroom (El Hongo), a field of perfect curves (La Cancha de bochas) and the beautiful and surreal vallée valley (Valle Pintado).

It is the Talampaya guides co-operative that manages this excursion. The canyon has its name (rainbow) since it will be followed by a variety of colours, from ochre to violet.

This circuit takes you to a rather wild gorge, Los Cajones, where the Río Talampaya is born, but it is no longer possible to venture further because of the stone falls. The canyon in question is very narrow.

Talampaya National Park, located in Argentina's La Rioja province, is a natural and cultural wonder. Covering 215,000 hectares, it was declared a provincial park and then a national park in order to preserve its paleontological and archaeological wealth. The site is world-renowned for its remains, including rock art and dinosaur fossils. It has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The park is 210 km from the city of La Rioja, 30 km from the village of Pagancillo, 60 km from Villa Unión and 130 km from Chilecito. The park's landscape is exceptional, with a majestic canyon of red walls and wind-eroded rock formations. The region's climate is arid and semi-desert, with plenty of sunshine and temperatures reaching up to 50º in summer. Sun protection and water are recommended when visiting the park.