Sal si Puedes a Fantastic Place in Argentina

At 7 km away from Rio Ceballos, you will find a typical mountain village. Located in the path of Sierras Chicas, is Salsipuedes.

The name in English means “go out if you can” and its particular name has  gave by the Captain Juan de Burgos in 1584 when he observed the beauty of the place and said, “go out-if-you can of this beautiful place.”

In 2004 the city celebrated its 400 years of life, the origin of it dates back to 1604, when Captain Juan de Burgos died and left in his will that the ranch was administered Salsipuedes by his descendants.

But if we talk about stories we can tell the legend of the origin of the name of the City in another incident many years before. They say that a slave and a native would have killed a monk. In their escape one hid in a flat area and another in the mountains. Over the years, the story passed from mouth to mouth and a little pepper in the legend made it possible for locals Salsipuedes as indicating the name of the people.

Spas

Salsipuedes has different rivers crossing the Chicas hill to reach the area Estancita, which saves a natural slope with a jump of 13 feet: Jump The Estancita.

Many of the locations that cross the river, have used the flow of the water and the geography of the place to create, based on this combination, spas, small natural pools and recreation areas.

Lady of the Rosary of Miracle Church

Is located in the center of Salsipuedes. The original chapel was built in 1828, before being replaced by a new in 1870, with the last renovation in 1909.
Every year, the first Sunday in October, commemorates the day of Our Lady of the Miracle Rosary, patroness of the place.

Virgin of the Valley

Every year a procession with torches annually from the church to the top of the hill, which houses the Valley Virgin. This conforms to Virgin’s image Itatí Salsipuedes and the Chapel of religious icons of the city.

Home of the Bees

Mr. Eduardo Gaitan, technical beekeeping, has organized a museum in El Pueblito.
It can be observed the hives used by different cultures and the differences that have been implemented over time, methods for the extraction of honey and derivatives of it.

The Nest

 The Nest (el nido) is a place located in El Pueblito, which concentrates a number of species of medicinal and aromatic herbs. It’s a great manual of medicinal plants with scientific names, properties, and the recipes prepared.

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Sal si Puedes a Fantastic Place in Argentina