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The Sacred City of the Quilmes was apparently discovered by Juan Bautista Ambrosetti in 1897, but, nevertheless, it had been found before by Samuel A. Lafone Quevedo, in 1888. He then wrote a series of letters to the newspaper La Nación , informing journalists of the news. One of them mentioned the confusion of archaeologists, who believed they were facing giant-sized vizcacheras and their resemblance to a honeycomb.
Furthermore, in 1893 the pre-Columbian settlement was visited by Ten Kate, who observed that the ruins were in a very good state of conservation, despite their age. Finally, in 1897, Ambrosetti visited the ruins and made a detailed study of them. He delimited their size, 1 km2, made a small map of them, established the biotope exploitation area, discovered a cemetery in them and associated the Quilme people with that of Amaicha for the first time.
Later, the Zavaleta museum catalog would mention “more than two hundred arrowheads, some three hundred clay idols and clay pipes”. All these belongings are said to have been stolen from the ruins by Manuel B. Zavaleta, in turn owner of the museum.
A few years later, in 1911, Carlos Bruch briefly visited the ruins, and established that their extension is 3 km2. In addition, he described the archaeological ceramic material found there, bought from the director of the El Bañado de Quilmes school. [5] In 1919, Schreiter focused on his discoveries of children's cemeteries in funeral urns in the ruins. Some time later, Adán Quiroga, in 1929, was in charge of spreading his discovery of pieces of "very fine tissue" around the place. After this kind of "euphoria" for the ruins, the place would not receive more visits until 1978.

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SAN JAVIER:
Weather:
In San Javier, the summers are very hot and muggy, the winters are short and cool, and it is
wet and partly cloudy all year round. During the course of the year, the temperature generally
ranges from 10 ° C to 32 ° C and rarely drops below 3 ° C or rises above 36 ° C.
Activities:
 Cerros Los Nonos, Nono.
 Museo Del Libro, Las Chacras Cordoba.
 Camino De Los Artesanos, Mina Clavero.
 Museo Popular Histórico Carlos Ferreyra.
 Sendero Quebrada De Ambrosio.
 Museo Rocsen
 Cerro Champaqui.
 Dique La Viña

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Weather:
In Tafí del Valle, the rainy season is comfortable, the dry season is cold, and it is mostly clear
throughout the year. During the course of the year, the temperature generally ranges from -1 °
C to 20 ° C and rarely drops below -5 ° C or rises above 24 ° C.
Activities:
 Abra Del Infiernillo.
 Mirador del Cerro de la Cruz.
 Mirador del Indio.
 Reserva natural de la defensa El Mollar-Quebrada del Portugués.
 Museo Jesuítico La Banda.
 Menhires Provincial Park.
 Peatonal Los Faroles.
 Museo de Mitos y Leyendas.

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Loma Bola is a flight center, in which paragliding occupies the first place of activities since, due to its location, accessibility and flight conditions throughout the year, it made the site one of the best flight centers in the world. Loma Bola is a place in the province of Tucuman where you can go paragliding, there are zip lines and it is also a beautiful place to spend the day

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What are Empanadas?

An empanada is a food composed of a filling of meat, ham, chicken, ricotta or other products, enclosed in a dough made in the manner of bread dough, usually with wheat, but it can be made with corn and other cereals, and sometimes  with the addition of some fat (oil or butter).  It is a food that is made in almost all the countries of the world, although they are particularly notorious in Latin America.
What is the humita?
The huminta or humita (from Quechua: humint'a) [is a food based on corn that is consumed in the Andean area: Chile, Peru, Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador and southern Colombia.  It basically consists of a pasta or corn dough lightly seasoned, wrapped and finally cooked or toasted in the leaves (chala or panca) of an ear of corn

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You should visit "La casa Historica" ​​it is in San Miguel de Tucuman and that's where the independence of Argentina was declared. The owner of the house was called Mrs Francisca. In he garden is possible to observe different species of trees and plants such as milk jasmine, myrtle, Paraguayan jasmine, pink lapacho, sour orange, white carob, among others. Over the years, the house went trought demolitions and remodeling, leaving only "el salon de la jura" as the only part of the original construction. It was declared a National Historic Monument in 1941 and rebuilt around 1943 by Mario José Buschiazzo. The Museum of Argentin Independence has been in operation since then.