If you are looking for a place to disconnect from the urban pace and immerse yourself in an authentic natural environment, Parque Natural y Reserva Forestal Natural Chancaní is the ideal destination. Located in the Pocho department, at the westernmost edge of the province of Córdoba, this park protects one of the last remnants of the serrano Chaco forest, a unique ecoregion in the country.
With more than 5,000 hectares (12,355 acres) of forest reserve and around 4,000 hectares (9,884 acres) designated as a natural park, Chancaní stands as a refuge for wildlife, biodiversity, and stunning landscapes, ideal for sustainable tourism, birdwatching, and interpretive walks.
What to do in Parque Natural Chancaní
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Visitors to the reserve can enjoy a wide range of activities designed to promote respectful contact with the environment:
Guided hikes through the native forest, with environmental and educational interpretation.
Birdwatching and observation of native wildlife: more than 160 recorded species, including talking parrots, woodpeckers, foxes, pumas, and peccaries.
Controlled camping, ideal for a night under the stars in the heart of nature.
Photographic tours, to capture the essence of the Chaco ecosystem.
Spaces for environmental education, ideal for schools, tourist groups, and universities.
The park offers basic services for visitors, such as restrooms, rest areas, and marked trails, and it is recommended to attend with a certified guide to enrich the experience.
How to get to Chancaní?
Chancaní Reserve: the ideal destination for ecotourism in Argentina | La Derecha Diario
The main access is from the town of Chancaní, about 300 km (186 miles) from the city of Córdoba capital. The route combines paved roads and rural paths that cross the picturesque region of western Córdoba, where the mountain landscape gives way to the Chaco forest.
Responsible tourism: conserve and enjoy
The importance of Chancaní lies not only in its scenic beauty but also in its ecological value. The reserve plays a key role in protecting the Chaco forest, one of the most degraded ecosystems in the country, and promotes responsible tourism practices and environmental education.
Moreover, its conservation is possible thanks to the joint work of the provincial government, researchers, and local communities, who find in tourism a source of sustainable development.
Chancaní Reserve: the ideal destination for ecotourism in Argentina | La Derecha Diario
Visit Chancaní: living nature, history, and culture
Parque Natural y Reserva Forestal Chancaní is much more than a protected area: it is a space to connect with the natural history of Córdoba, with its native flora and fauna, and with a more harmonious and conscious way of life.
Plan your visit, live an unforgettable experience, and be part of those who choose to discover, value, and protect our natural heritage.
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