Amaicha del Valle trip planner

Amaicha del Valle is usually visited by tourists looking to see the ruins of Quilmes, but the quaint indigenous settlement offers visitors plenty to see and do besides that single attraction. Between the mountains and dusty ravines of the Calchaqui Valley, the village benefits from an arid climate and treats visitors to more than 360 days of sunshine each year. On a trip to Amaicha del Valle you can immerse yourself in the native culture that has been preserved to this day in the festivals, arts, crafts, and cuisine of its people. Other things to do in Amaicha del Valle include sampling the famous "foot-stepped wine," purchasing quirky souvenirs, and viewing the unusual Pachamama museum complex, a symbol of the rustic settlement. Amaicha del Valle is in Province of Tucuman. Make Amaicha del Valle central to your Argentina travel plans using our Argentina trip itinerary builder .