Peak of Mount Aconcagua

Of all the wonders that there are in Argentina, one of the most impressive is the peak of Mount Aconcagua, which is called the Stone Guardian. Its height is 6962 meters above sea level, and this makes it the highest mountain in South America.

Looking from the top of Argentina to the ground, you involuntarily think about how small a person is in comparison with the greatness of nature. It seems that the frozen peaks of the Andes do not want thousands of climbers to conquer them, but the mountains do not understand that only reaching the peak makes you feel real freedom.

All thirsty to feel that very freedom after the much-desired conquest of the most famous volcano of the Andes (or before it) is ready to shelter the small village of Puente del Inca. It is located 3 kilometers from the peak, and there you can settle in a hotel, explore the Inca Bridge - an amazing natural formation, as well as buy souvenirs at the fair of local craftsmen.

For those who are still in search of freedom, the Stone Guard is the most suitable place.