Visit Neuquén
The Neuquen province of Argentina is located in the Patagonian region, with a stark and rugged landscape. Home to incredible mountain ranges, rivers, and lakes, Neuquen offers plenty of outdoor activities for adventure-seekers. Tourists can explore the ancient Cueva de las Manos - a UNESCO World Heritage site filled with stunning rock art - or explore the Cerro Negro volcano and its many lagoons. For a more relaxed experience, take a stroll through one of Neuquen's many quaint towns surrounded by rolling vineyards and fields of flowers.
Neuquen has had an interesting history over the years; it used to be part of Chile until it was ceded to Argentina in 1902 after being annexed during the War of the Pacific. Nowadays Neuquen is renowned as an agricultural powerhouse specializing in fruit production such as apples, pears, and peaches. With plenty to offer visitors both culturally and geographically, Neuquen is sure to provide an unforgettable experience!
Neuquen has had an interesting history over the years; it used to be part of Chile until it was ceded to Argentina in 1902 after being annexed during the War of the Pacific. Nowadays Neuquen is renowned as an agricultural powerhouse specializing in fruit production such as apples, pears, and peaches. With plenty to offer visitors both culturally and geographically, Neuquen is sure to provide an unforgettable experience!
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