Departamento de Tilcara'daki Görülecek Yerler

Editor's Choice

This selection highlights the geological and historical landmarks of the Quebrada de Humahuaca near Tilcara. It includes the Garganta del Diablo, a deep canyon featuring a 14-meter waterfall, and viewpoints overlooking the pre-Inca Pucará de Tilcara ruins. The list also features the Tropic of Capricorn monument at Mirador el Monolito and the Posta de Hornillos, a preserved 18th-century colonial station that served as a strategic military site during the Argentine War of Independence.

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Garganta del Diablo

A deep rock canyon featuring a 14-meter waterfall. The site is accessible via a scenic mountain trail or a dirt road from Tilcara.

Mirador de la Pucará

Provides panoramic views of the Pucará de Tilcara, a reconstructed pre-Inca stone fortification, and the surrounding Rio Grande valley.

Viewpoint Small Waterfall

A vantage point near the main gorge showcasing a smaller secondary waterfall cascading down the rugged Andean rock faces.

Mirador el Monolito

Located at the Tropic of Capricorn crossing, this viewpoint offers clear views of the multi-colored 'Paleta del Pintor' mountain range in Maimará.

Posta de Hornillos

A restored 1772 colonial relay station and former military headquarters. The museum displays original architecture and historical artifacts from the independence era.