Top Things to do in Cuyo
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Most Argentinean wine is produced in the mountainous Cuyo region, and visiting oenophiles rave about their experiences here. Whether you take a packaged tour of vineyards or explore on your own (some TripAdvisor travelers recommend renting a bike!), you’re sure to come home with amazing memories… and probably a new favorite Malbec.
Restaurants in Cuyo
1. Parque General San Martin
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4.5 based on 6,627 reviews
Hang-gliding is one of many activities offered at this 865-acre park which houses a zoo and national science museum and is replete with beautiful walkways.
Reviewed By alansX2898VR - North Hampton, United States
In the peak of the summer heat in Buenos Ares this Park is a sanctuary with its peaceful grounds, cool shady trees and virtually Quite yet close to the city and action. Beautiful biking and walking trails, lake, and birds. I had a full day of fun visiting the park, the added bonus a free wifi to stay In touch. Very nicely kept and super clean. The irrigation system is also based on old Inca methods.
2. Potrerillos Dam
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4.5 based on 1,682 reviews
Reviewed By LucasCasavalle - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Astonishing place, just 1 hour from Mendoza city, if you can go by car is better because you can freely choose between stops and the distances are far for walking. On the other hand you can take a bus (AR$81 by ticket) and hop off on the second stop (the first one after Cacheuta). The Dam itself its a marvelous lake with blue waters and high mountains you can see the Aconcagua from certain places.It becomes the perfect activity for a whole day, pack some food, beverages and a speaker if you want, invite some friends over and enjoy. Just be cautious of the sun there is no shading. Some spots has kayak and other rental activities for the day.
3. Los Reyunos Dam
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4.5 based on 1,718 reviews
Reviewed By AniC487 - Sao Paulo, Brazil
Even without extremely good Weather we had a great time during Our 3 nights at the Los Reyunos UTC hotel. Fantastic sky/stars/moon explanation at night and canoeing, horseback riding during day time.
4. Canon del Atuel
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4.5 based on 3,392 reviews
Reviewed By Margie_Bhatt - London, United Kingdom
On the map location is wrong. I guess how many other locations of places and informations are correct ? Now for me this site is not 100% trustful.
5. Parque Tematico Yucat
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4.5 based on 238 reviews
We propose a trip back in time to the sixteenth century. You visit a comechingon village as the same way that the conquistadors saw it upon their arrival. Historical reconstruction of the habitat of comechingon people with archaeological and historical basis. During the tour, you can know the life of the ancient people of the Conlara Valley and the Comechingones Mountain Ranges experienced as if you were really at that time. This is a cultural, historical and tourism proposal for visitors of all ages. The guided tour takes about 1 hour. We also received contingent of schools in which case the tour is according to the age of the children and their school plan. All facilities are suitable for disabled.
6. Parroquia Nuestra Senora del Rosario
7. Mirador del Sol
8. Puente del Inca
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4.5 based on 981 reviews
Reviewed By 306mar_aagustinag - Glew, Argentina
The Inca's bridge is a rocky formation that forms a natural bridge over Las Cuevas river, it's the most pleasant place I have ever been. It's quiet and beautiful. The best part is the friendliness of the people who live in the surrounding villages. I highly recommend it.
9. Cristo Redentor De Los Andes
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4.5 based on 386 reviews
Reviewed By 343redas_ - Vilnius, Lithuania
We have visited this place yesterday (22 May, 2018). We were traveling from Argentina to Chile and it was a bit difficult to find turn to the road. My advice is to trust google maps and go by directions. Turn to the left is not seen at all. We have made trip through tunnel, paid 30$, turned arround, went back, found road and after that we have paid 30$ once again for using tunnel to go to chile :) That was worth of it! Road was excellent, driving tooked approx.40min to go up, no cars was on the road, neither on the top. We were only one visitors, everything was closed and you can feel pure silence and beauty of mountains. Few meters of road was covered by melting ice, but we saw that road from Chile side was covered with ice and snow fully, do not recommend to go from that side. We came back the same way, made lots of photos. You can go by standard car, just need to pay attention on the road, there are some rocks where standard car can be hitten because of its hight
10. Cuesta de Miranda
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