Monumento natural Puente del Inca

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Natural bridge close to the border between Argentina and Chile and also close to Aconcagua. There used to be a thermal bath there which now is abandoned and also there was a fancy hotel which was destroyed by an avalanche. The only thing remaining is a church building which is not used anymore and souvenir stands. #puentedelinca
Natural bridge close to the border between Argentina and Chile and also close to Aconcagua. There used to be a thermal bath there which now is abandoned and also there was a fancy hotel which was destroyed by an avalanche. The only thing remaining is a church building which is not used anymore and souvenir stands. #puentedelinca
This place is breathtaking, full of minerals and hot springs and also with a touching tale. It refers to an Incan chief, that came to this land to find a cure for his ill son. The warriors made a bridge with their bodies, so the chief could cross. When they pass this, the chief and his ill son realized that the men were petrified, forming a real bridge.
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