This experience invites you to discover a perfect mix of archaeological sites and colonial monuments located in one of the main productive areas, characterized by the manufacture of delicious cheeses, quesillos (a kind of spun cheese), and artisanal sweets.

A must-see is the city of Trancas, of great historic and religious importance due to the famous Well of San Francisco Solano whose waters have healing properties, and the church of the Sacred Heart, the witness of the execution of the first governor of Tucumán, Bernabé Aráoz.

Another of its main enclaves is San Pedro de Colalao, known as the Branch of Heaven for its replica of the Virgin Lourdes Grotto, where hundreds of faithful come to pray, and famous for its privileged nature and its exquisite humitas (little corn cakes).

Hualinchay, lastly, is located 18 kilometers from San Pedro de Colalao and is an ideal destination for hiking or horseback riding, surrounded by hills and with the cadence of the Tacanas River as the only accompanying melody.