Argentina’s Salta region, near this colonial town, offers an Andean escape from Buenos Aires.
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Inspired by: Cachi: Argentina’s Mountain Retreat — by Ian Mount, Published Jan. 2009
Photo: Courtesy of Estancia Colomé
Hotels (3)
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Estancia Colome
The hotel, on 96,000 acres, is the choice for isolated luxury. The television-free rooms are surrounded by fields of lavender and 150-year-old vines.
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La Merced del Alto
This regal adobe building looks like a centuries-old Spanish Colonial hacienda. Inside the cloistered, whitewashed rooms you’ll find pitch-perfect ... More -
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Restaurants (3)
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Restaurante Luna Cautiva
In a house dating from 1796 in Cachi’s tiny downtown, Restaurante Luna Cautiva offers house-made tapas and hosts peñas, nighttime folk-music shows. More -
Hacienda de Molinos
Hacienda de Molinos, an hour south of Cachi, prepares gourmet salteña cuisine in a courtyard dominated by an aguaribay tree. More -
Sala de Payogasta
On a 19,500-acre ranch and vineyard about 15 minutes from Cachi, Sala de Payogasta serves updated regional dishes (fried goat cheese breaded in qui... More
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Activities (2)
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Oliver Wine Bar
Locals gather here for a glass after dinner. More -
Mercado Artesanal
Cachi teems with artisanal shops; the widest selection is at the Mercado Artesanal. More
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