Country : Argentine

Belén

The cradle of the poncho, Belén is a historic town famous for its traditional weaving and ancient Inca ruins. It offers an authentic cultural experience amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Catamarca.

Hotel Palermo (villa Unión – argentina)

Donnons un bon bol d’air à la moto

Lately, it feels like my motorcycle has spent more time gathering dust than eating up the miles. With three back-to-back trips confirmed in Colombia starting this March, I found myself facing a bit of a logistical headache. Before I could truly settle back into the Colombian rhythm, I had to make a detour to Argentina […]

Un détour inattendu !

The Unexpected Detour I set off with a simple plan: a two-hour ride to my next destination. However, the road had a different agenda. I hadn’t anticipated the sheer, breathtaking beauty that awaited me at every turn. Each curve in the pavement unveiled a new masterpiece of nature—towering rock formations and jagged, alien shapes that […]

San Jose de Jachal

San Jose de Jachal is a charming colonial gem in San Juan, celebrated for its historic water-powered flour mills, authentic gaucho traditions, and the dramatic mountain scenery surrounding this peaceful Argentine town.

Humahuaca

This historic Andean town is the soul of Jujuy’s UNESCO-listed canyon. Its cobblestone streets and colonial architecture offer a gateway to the spectacular, multi-hued peaks of the nearby Serranía de Hornocal.

San Francisco de Alfarcito

A peaceful adobe settlement in Jujuy’s high Puna, this village showcases ancient weaving traditions and authentic Andean hospitality amidst breathtaking mountain scenery near the shimmering expanse of the Salinas Grandes.

Parc Naindo

Cet hôtel sophistiqué au cœur de La Rioja propose des chambres élégantes, une piscine rafraîchissante et une cuisine gastronomique, servant de sanctuaire de premier choix pour les voyageurs découvrant les sites historiques et les paysages désertiques époustouflants de la région.

La Rioja

Abritant les majestueuses falaises rouges du parc national de Talampaya, La Rioja enchante les visiteurs par ses vignobles de haute altitude, sa beauté désertique sauvage et ses traditions profondément enracinées au cœur du nord-ouest de l'Argentine.