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Salto del Laja
The Laja River is born in the Andes Mountains in the Laguna del Laja National Park. About halfway to the sea, its quiet flow goes through four large waterfalls, which are known as the Salts of the Laja, to become a river with channels and large rapids, which flows into the Claro River. The main jump, seen from the road, has a height of 35 m; The second fall, which is located next to the main one, has a height of 25 m, the third jump is located in Km 1 of the road to Paraguay and measures about 25 m and is called 'Salto Chico'. Finally, the fourth waterfall is behind the latter and is about 20 m high.
Access to the jumps is free, attracting hundreds of visitors passing to cool off in its waters, take a picture or enjoy some of the restaurants and cooks in the sector. But around its four jumps, a great offer of accommodation is also concentrated, from campsites, hostels and cabins to comfortable hotels, which will give you the possibility to enjoy this place more thoroughly, for example trekking, boat rides, horseback riding or canopy.
Complement this tourist offer, two craft fairs, located in the center of the destination (next to the bridge of the main waterfall), which are mainly characterized by the sale of handmade products in wood, leather and clay.
How to get here?
The Saltos del Laja are located on Route 5 South, at Km 480, where you will have to take the detour, duly signposted, which goes towards the Saltos del Laja.
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