The Rio Panaholma is one of the clearest water bodies in the country. It is formed by the Taruca Pampa or Ruga Pampa and La Hornilla rivers and extends for 29 kilometers before joining the Mina Clavero River, giving rise to the Los Sauces or Grande River.
Along its course, the Panaholma passes through landscapes such as San Lorenzo and the Panaholma commune, one of the most popular spots for tourists and locals to spend the day.
Beaches and nature in its purest form
The Panaholma beach is one of the main attractions in the area, as the place features:
* Grilling areas * Sanitary facilities * Rest areas
Its warm waters and small sandy beaches make it an ideal place to enjoy with family. It is one of the many rivers that cross the geography of Córdoba, and this summer it promises to be an ideal place to visit.
Not Mar del Plata or Puerto Madryn: where is the floating museum that dazzles with its history and tours
This is the Rio Panaholma. Surrounded by mountains, the silence of the place is music to the ears, as it is considered the crystal treasure of the Valley that invites both relaxation and adventure at the same time.
Its warm waters and sandy beaches make it an ideal place to enjoy with family.
Córdoba holds unexpected corners for the tourist who, as they advance through its routes and paths, discovers them and falls in love. The capital city, Carlos Paz, and the Calamuchita Valley, among others, are the main tourist destinations in the heart of the country, but to find true relaxation and enjoyment of full nature, one must venture into it.
With its warm waters and mountain landscapes, the Rio Panaholma positions itself as one of the most charming destinations to enjoy natural tourism in the province. During the summer season, the area has stores and tourist services for greater comfort.
What other attractions does Panaholma offer?
Beyond the river, Panaholma invites you to experience contact with nature. That's why planning is essential to make the most of the summer vacations that will soon arrive in Argentina.
Summer is synonymous with the sea and the Atlantic Coast, but destinations such as Mendoza, Patagonia, and Córdoba are always sought after by national and international tourists.
You can do:
* Hiking * Horseback riding * Guided tours * Bird watching
Among the cultural must-sees in the area is the Nuestra Señora del Rosario Chapel, a historic construction linked to Brochero the Curate, and Cerro San José. One of them is in a very picturesque region of the Mediterranean province, the Traslasierra Valley. In this sense, the country is so diverse that it has infinite places to visit.
