This endearing adobe church (1796) has graceful arches and a barrel-vaulted ceiling of cardón wood. The confessional and other features are also cardón, while holy water lives in a large tinaja (oil jar).
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16.62 MILES
Flanking the winding RP 33 from Salta to Cachi across the Cuesta del Obispo, this park takes its name from the cardón (candelabra cactus), the park’s…
0.02 MILES
This well-presented and professionally arranged museum on the plaza gives an account of the surrounding area’s cultural evolution, with good background…
Centro de Interpretación Molinos
23.33 MILES
This restored historic house has a good English and Spanish display on the region’s culture and history, and tourist information. It's also a space for…
23.37 MILES
The town church, built in the Cuzco style, dates from the 17th and 18th centuries, and features twin bell towers and a cactus-wood ceiling. The Stations…
Criadero Coquera & Casa Entre Ríos
23.84 MILES
Located 1km west of Molinos, this is where the government’s agricultural research arm raises vicuñas. You can take a tour and feed these beautiful camelid…
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This well-presented and professionally arranged museum on the plaza gives an account of the surrounding area’s cultural evolution, with good background…
2. Parque Nacional Los Cardones
16.62 MILES
Flanking the winding RP 33 from Salta to Cachi across the Cuesta del Obispo, this park takes its name from the cardón (candelabra cactus), the park’s…
3. Centro de Interpretación Molinos
23.33 MILES
This restored historic house has a good English and Spanish display on the region’s culture and history, and tourist information. It's also a space for…
23.37 MILES
The town church, built in the Cuzco style, dates from the 17th and 18th centuries, and features twin bell towers and a cactus-wood ceiling. The Stations…
5. Criadero Coquera & Casa Entre Ríos
23.84 MILES
Located 1km west of Molinos, this is where the government’s agricultural research arm raises vicuñas. You can take a tour and feed these beautiful camelid…