Discovering the Largest Pre-Hispanic City in Argentina
Tastil was the largest pre-Columbian city in what is now Argentine territory. It is estimated that its population reached 2,000 inhabitants, and that its peak was between the years 1200 and 1400 AD. The city was composed of a complex system of narrow and winding streets, which connected houses, corrals, plazas, and ceremonial spaces.
The Ruins of Tastil are an ideal destination for history, archaeology, and nature lovers. The landscape of the Quebrada del Toro, with its multicolored mountains and arid valleys, provides an unparalleled setting for this cultural experience.
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