After an early breakfast you will head to Cachi.
 
The town of Cachi is found in the Salta Province, in Northern Argentina. The Natives initially mistook the top of the nearby Nevado Hill for a salt mine, so they named the town Cachi, which is the local word for salt. This virgin area is now called the Chalchaqui Valleys of Salta and is quite remote. It takes around 4 hours by car, some of it unpaved, to get to Cachi.
 
Cachi is a site for both those interested in history and in the splendor of nature. The town offers an array of masterful architectural structures from pristine white buildings of colonial aristocracy to modest adobe houses. Walk among the quiet streets, and take in the slow pace of life of the village and the region.
 
The primary attractions of the town include the Cachi Church, Antigales, and the Cachi Archeological Museum, which are important archeological and cultural sites for those wanting to take in the region's history as well as its beautiful natural sites.
 
Here you can discover the remains of native civilizations that have they roots here well before Columbus found America.
 
Outside of town, a breathtakingly beautiful and unspoiled place, Cachi offers a range of splendid sites for touring.
 
The most popular are the "Valle Encantado" (Enchanted Valley), with its astounding erosion-sculpted rock formations, and Los Cardones National Park, which features a tranquil desert landscape hosting a variety of animal and vegetable species.

Dinner and Overnight at selected Hotel in Cachi.

 
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