Mendoza Wine Route and inauguration of the first solar tourist train in Jujuy

The Wine Route of Mendoza stands as a requisite experience for enthusiasts eager to indulge in Argentina's prized national drink. Mendoza's allure lies in its myriad wineries and vineyards, enticing visitors to embark on a memorable journey through a tapestry of aromas and flavors.

Renowned globally as a hub for wine production, Mendoza boasts wines that have garnered international acclaim for their distinct tastes, aromas, and hues. This accolade has elevated Argentine wineries to prominence on the world stage.

The significance of wine in Mendoza stems from its fortuitous climatic conditions, making Argentina the sole producer of Malbec from original French vines. This pivotal event reshaped the province's narrative, transforming winemaking into a cornerstone of tourism, culture, and gastronomy, both locally and globally.

Argentina unveils a groundbreaking addition to its tourism landscape with the inauguration of the first solar-powered tourist train in Jujuy. Embarking on the Humahuaca Gorge Train journey, tourists are treated to a captivating exploration of the region's enchanting villages, including Volcán, Tumbaya, Purmamarca, and Maimará.

Traversing segments of the majestic gorge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2003, this tourist train promises an immersive experience amidst breathtaking natural and cultural vistas. Operating akin to popular hop-on hop-off buses in major cities worldwide, including Buenos Aires, the train ensures continuous service for an uninterrupted exploration of Jujuy's wonders.