蒂尔卡拉

真的很喜欢这个地方,比基尔梅斯有更多的景点。特别推荐聘请导游,会更有意思。我特别爱这个地方,及五彩斑斓的石头!

这里是游览历史遗迹的地方,非常有必要来这里看看。在这里游玩,你也不用担心迷路,所有景点都是非常容易寻找的。

从顶上望去风景很美。不过据说80年前那些损坏的地方就已经重新整修过了。最顶上的那个金字塔是最近才建成的,为了纪念修复金字塔的考古学家而修建的纪念碑,所以并不是因为破损而建的。

你要雇个导游去,要不你都不知道Pucara的含义,这个不是原来的,而是重建的,所以你也不知道原来的是什么样。当你到达顶上时,你会看见一个金字塔,里面住着人,但是金字塔与这个地方没有任何联系,没什么意义。景色很不错,如果你不怎么喜欢户外爬山,这个路程还有些难爬的,只要有耐心,你能征服的。

这是一个西班牙裔印加要塞,部分重建。诡异的美丽景观(我们拍了一百多张照片),你应该花上大概1-2小时四处走走。你拿着门票还可以参观镇上的博物馆。

Interesting ruins and reconstruction of ancient village. Lovely botanic gardens with birds. Good information on the boards in the parks

This hill fortress and look-out post is, I am told, the sole remaining example of a chain of similar defensive devices (possibly as many as 150) built by a pre-Incan tribe that came to develop a sort of federated state incorporating a substantial part of the surrounding region, including areas of Chile, Bolivia and Peru. They were eventually conquered by the Incas and little of their culture remains. However, excavations at this site have earned a rich harvest of artifacts, and the Museum at the foot of the path leading to the Pucara bears ample witness to many of these discoveries. It is hard to imagine that as many as 2,000 persons and their animals inhabited the site in its prime, but the excavations are attractively laid out and can be understood with the help of a guide in English given with the price of admission. The Museum is free, and an attractive cactus garden can be visited for a small fee. There is also a fascinating corral holding Alpacas and Llamas that makes a favourite background for photos. One other point: another reviewer has objected to the erection of a pyramidal entrance that may not have existed in the original. Frankly, I think that this enhances the visual excitement of the site. After all, 95% of Archaeological reconstructions are mere guess-work.

Mi esposa y yo visitamos este lugar hace algunas dias. Los paisajes espectaculares naturales y montanosos, muy impresionante. Preinca fortficacion, increible! Es altamente recomenado!My wife and I visited this area a few days ago. What can I say, dramatic mountainous landscapes, very impressive. Incredible views of the valley of the Rio Grande. It is a pre-Inca fortification. Amazing!! It is a must if you are travelling to Jujuy. Highly recommended!

You can easily spend an hour here and the signs are in English and there is an English brochure to pick up.

Would have like more information in English to understand the outside site. the museum is interesting.

Take 2-3 hours, no need for car as you can get there by walking from any place of the town. Lovely visit, Interesting place.

This fort is on top of a hill. Nice renevated. I did not realize that the inca's did arrive in Argentina. Small walk from the village Tilcara. Also nice view over the highway.

The pucara is a restored pucara , and nice to walk around , but when they put in a pyramid on top , they destroyed the authenticity of the place . The people in South America never build a pyramid . So what is the meaning of it ? To attract ignorant tourists ? I wasn't very enthousiastic about it , I hope you will neither .

The view from the top of the ruins are first-class. Opt to walk up the ruins by the longer route, which snakes through the ruins and tall sentinel cactuses. After which, you can take the shorter but less photogenic route down to the car park. Go with a tour agency for a guided tour and commentary.

cost 25 pesos to see re-contraction of old buildings and botanic garden for cactus. Cactus were cool !