CUEVA DE LAS MANOS

Here we will see vestiges of rock paintings, allegedly made by nomadic hunters Tehuelche over 10,000 years ago. On the east side of the hill, it is a natural cave about 60 m high. She served as occasional dwelling but also as an observation point for native tehuelche hunters. The top of the hill, 120 m above the valley level, offers a beautiful view. It even sees the delta of the Jeinemini River (natural border with Argentina) flowing into the lake.