As the smallest province in the country, it offers a compact yet rich experience for travelers seeking both natural wonders and cultural significance.

Diverse Landscapes and Natural Beauty

Tucumán’s geography is incredibly diverse, ranging from the fertile lowlands around San Miguel de Tucumán to the misty cloud forests and rugged highlands of the Yungas. The province is marked by dramatic changes in elevation, offering everything from warm valleys to cool mountain air. Nature lovers will find a paradise of green slopes, waterfalls, and winding trails.

Places to Visit

Tafí del Valle: A picturesque valley surrounded by mountains, known for its serene landscapes, artisanal cheese, and charming Andean culture.

Quebrada del Portugués: A hidden gem for hiking and exploring, with dramatic rock formations and panoramic views.

Reserva Natural Aconquija: A national park protecting cloud forests, high-altitude grasslands, and native wildlife like pumas and condors.

San Javier Hill: A short drive from the capital, this area offers stunning views, paragliding, and forest walks.

Ruins of Quilmes (nearby in southern Tucumán): One of the most important pre-Columbian archaeological sites in Argentina, revealing the legacy of indigenous resistance.

Horseback Riding Experiences

Horseback riding in Tucumán is a journey through layers of history and breathtaking scenery. The traditions of the gaucho meet the ancient spirit of the Andes, offering rides that are as enriching as they are beautiful.

Choose from:

Half-day or full-day rides through Tafí del Valle or the Yungas, guided by locals who share stories of the land and its people.

Multi-day journeys between villages, where riders stay in traditional lodges and share meals with local families—deepening the cultural experience.

Cultural circuits, combining riding with visits to local farms, artisans, and traditional markets.

These horseback experiences provide a unique way to discover Tucumán’s lesser-known treasures—immersing yourself in its nature, people, and deep sense of identity. Whether you’re crossing valleys or following ancient paths, Tucumán invites you to see Argentina from a fresh and authentic perspective.