Tarija
Department of Tarija
Chasing the tails of Chile and Argentina’s well-established vineyards, is a small Bolivian region producing some of South America’s finest wines. Located in the south of the country, the scenic area of Tarija enjoys a Mediterranean climate making it the ideal location for wine production. With its small town charm and laid-back atmosphere, Tarija is an ideal location for those looking to kick off their travel boots and enjoy the tranquil surrounds.
Great For: Culture, Scenery, History
Major Attractions: City of Tarija, Represa San Jacinto, Valle de la Concepcion, San Lorenzo, Chorros de Jurina waterfall, Padcaya, Chaguaya, Sama Biological Reserve, Tariquía Flora and Fauna Reserve
Popular Activities: Winery tour, condor trek, hiking, swimming
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City of Tarija
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