Excursion to San Ignacio Mini Jesuit Ruins from Puerto Iguazu

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1. Immerse yourself in the rich history of Argentina with a visit to the San Ignacio Mini Jesuit Ruins. These stunning, UNESCO World Heritage-listed ruins are a testament to the Jesuit missions of the 17th and 18th centuries. As you wander through the well-preserved remains, you'll be transported back in time, exploring the intricate stone carvings, expansive courtyards, and majestic church facades that tell the story of the Jesuits and the Guarani people.

   8 hEntrée incluse

2. Discover the hidden gem of Argentina with a visit to the Wanda Mines, a treasure trove of precious stones and rich geological history. As you explore these fascinating mines, you'll witness the dazzling array of amethysts, topazes, agates, and quartz crystals embedded in the rock walls. Guided tours reveal the intricate process of extracting these vibrant gemstones, providing insight into the local mining techniques and the geological forces that created this natural wonder. Stroll through the open-air museum, where beautifully crafted jewelry and ornaments made from the mined stones are on display. This tour promises a captivating and educational experience, offering travelers a unique glimpse into the world of gemstone mining and the natural beauty of Argentina's subsoil treasures.

   2 h

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How it compares in Puerto Iguazú

• Its from-price is close to the median of the 223 experiences we list in Puerto Iguazú.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• By number of reviews it ranks 142 of 223.

About Puerto Iguazú

Puerto Iguazú is a small Argentine town where the Iguazú and Paraná rivers meet, close to the waterfalls of Iguazú National Park.

The town stands on a red-earth bluff above the meeting of two rivers, with Brazil on one bank and Paraguay on the other. A lookout called the Hito Tres Fronteras faces both countries across the water. Most people come for the falls, some twenty kilometres upriver inside the national park, where the Iguazú splits into roughly 275 separate drops and the largest, the Devil's Throat, pours into a U-shaped chasm.

Top-ranked sights in Puerto Iguazú: Iguazu Falls, Devil's Throat (Garganta del Diablo), La Aripuca.

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