Amaicha and the Quilmes Ruins

Situated in the Calchaquíes Valleys, Amaicha it’s well known for its production of home made wine, alfajores, turrones and quesillos. You can buy tweeds of alpaca and vicuña. It has a comfortable camping. Nearby you can visit the Pachamama Complex, that lodges a museum with 4 rooms dedicated, respectively, to ethnology, geology, tapestry and painting and a patio with sculptures; Los Zazos - 5 km away-, little settlement that produces hand made products and patero wines.
El Remate - 8 km away -, opening between the mountains with cascades where the Amaicha River is born. Also, the Ampimpa dam, the viewpoint of the Calchaquí valley. The Quilmes Ruins considered the biggest pre Hispanic settlement in Argentina.

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