Places to Go When Visiting Cuyo Region
Places to Go When Visiting Cuyo Region
Places to Go When Visiting Cuyo Region
Mendoza, the capital of the province, together with its charming squares and its elegant accommodation, like the Executive Hotel, is one of the most favorite destinations for tourists from all over the world. In the neighboring areas of the capital, and in every town of the province, visitants will discover magical surroundings, cuddled by the distinctive sunshine of Cuyo region.
One of these alternatives is the Llancanelo Lagoon, which is located on the southern side of Malarge city. On the route to the lake, you can visit the Tiger's Cave and the Cari-lauquen Lagoon. Ideal for a photo safari, the Llancanelo Lagoon is an excellent place for, bird watching and to enjoy the majestic charm of nature.
Llancanelo is a vast body of salty water that is at the southern end of the Huarpes Depression, a semi-desert environment. It is a closed basin and its maximum extent embraces an area of 65,000 hectares, with 120 kilometers in circumference, resulting a contrasting image with the aridness that surrounds it.
The blue water disputes the primacy of color to the browns and ochre, characteristic of dry zones. The vastness of the mountains is a distant accompaniment to a extraordinary landscape, genuinely hard to forget.
Llancanelo signifies "bluish green pearl". It has sandy and muddy flats, floating platforms with live and dead flora, sandy beaches, sand banks, islands and islets. Its main collector is the Malarge River and the Mocho and Chacay streams. Nevertheless, it is likely that the greatest contribution comes from groundwater. In the surroundings we can see marshes and estuaries, as well as overloaded salt flats, sand dunes and land with volcanic soil and alluvial fans, as the Trapal and Coral hills.
However the most impressive face of Llancanelo is the vast variety of waterbirds found in the lake, an excellent place to nest, feed and rest. That is their main interest so many of these species reside in the place, while others arrive in spring and stay in the area until late summer, when they embark on the journey back to their nesting sites in the North Hemisphere.
In Llancanelo Lagoon you can see flamingos, ducks, coots, coots, grebes, herons and white peuquenes, mandolins, ravens of the canyon, terns, lapwings, three varieties of shorebirds and swans, white and black collar, with nearly 1500 nests in the northern part of the lagoon. Although they do not have a large number of individuals, some species are of specific concern for conservation, and they are considered rare or threatened. That is the reason why we should pay special attention to the flamingos and the gulls, before we return to the Executive Hotel.
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