Estancia Los Chulengos

In the Foothills of the Andes, a Family-Run Estancia With a Long Legacy | Condé Nast Traveler

"Los Chulengos is where San Martín’s journey began. “The soldiers needed help from all of the families in the area; resources like food, clothes, horses, wheat, wine, mules, and cows for making the trek,” says Manuela Palma, who owns Los Chulengos along with her parents and siblings, Ana, Ines, and Tomás. “And it was here on our ranch that they came together to gather supplies and prepare before leaving on their journey.” The estancia, which now welcomes visitors from across the globe, has been in the family for over 250 years. At Los Chulengos, guests can ride horses at the foot of the Andes."