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PARAGLIDING CERRO ARCO Leaving the City of Mendoza we head west in a 4x4 vehicle ascend to the summit of the hill for Arco runway. Duration: 20 minutes Departures: Daily. No minimum number of passen...

CIRCUIT FOURTRUCK CHACRITA (1 hour) Chacritas (1,550 m), Potrerillos. Reception at the base. Short safety briefing by the guide. Circuit by the Cañada Grande into Chacritas highland streams crossing dry ...

Mountain Tour: it covers part of the Andean foothills and the Main Mountain Range, of the northern region, where brook trout stand out in the affluent streams of Mendoza River’s basin, among Punta de Vacas, U...

Aconcagua’s long history continues to grow, even today, there are experiences that range from archeological discoveries to deadly encounters. The provincial museums and the Cemetery of the Andinistas tell all...

To reach the base of the hill, from the city of Mendoza, one must take the same path that leads to Chile, which is not infrequently found to do, travel scales, an additional attraction: the landscapes of Potrer...

The Vendimia festival is the oldest event of its kind in Argentina. It was born as popular celebration following the early grape harvests. Its origin can be tracked to the period of heavy immigration. After ...

Throughout more than 70 years, since 1936, the Harvest Festival remains, changes and evolves. Beginnings of the Festival. Fiesta Nacional de la Vendimia (National Harvest Season Festival) began taking place ...

Year after year, the first weekend in March, almost without interruption since 1936, they are committed to holding power. After elapsed district and departmental parties, of which are the 17 candidates for nati...

Mendoza is a land that encourages innovation and investment. This was proved in 2000 when a great production boom-fostered by the goodness of the ecosystem (clean, unpolluted melt water irrigation, thermal ampl...

The origin of vine in south America is quite related to spiritual work since missionaries needed wine to say mass. Wine importation was difficult so next to each chapel they built, conquerors settled a vine ...