With colourful rock formations and verdant farmland, Campo Quijano is a rural Argentinian town nestled in the foothills of the Andes Mountains. It’s surrounded by enchanting natural beauty and traditional Argentinian villages.
Things to do in Campo Quijano
For lovers of ancient history, the Museo de Sitio Tastil is a must-see attraction. Featuring a fascinating assortment of artefacts from archaeological sites around the region, the museum also organises tours to nearby ruins and contrasting geological rock formations.
Don’t miss the sprawling vistas and scenic viewpoints found in the Calchaqui Valley. Take a full day to explore this majestic region, where you can see Quebrada de Escoip, a beautiful red-rock formation composed of several different types of soil.
Take a winery tour through Argentina’s famous high-altitude winery region of Cafayate. Discover Argentinian viticulture at the Museo de la Vid Y El Vino, before dropping by one or two of the many cellar doors. Try the region’s signature torrontés, a grape producing aromatic sweet and dry white wines at the impressive Piattelli Vineyard.
Watch the sunrise over the mountain range at Dique Las Lomitas lake, take a refreshing dip in the water or observe local fishermen making their daily catch. Along Route 51, Campo Quijano’s main street is filled with friendly merchants and unique restaurants like Portal Andino.
Getting around Campo Quijano
The best way to reach Campo Quijano is by flying into Martín Miguel de Güemes International. Catch a local bus or hire a taxi to get from the airport to the city centre. Small and walkable, Campos Quijano is easily navigated by foot, while charter buses provide full-day tours to nearby attractions.