Experiences in Nature
✽ Habiting the Sanctuary
Nature Connection
Our experiences are designed for those seeking more than just a landscape. We invite you to immerse yourself in the heartbeat of theCentral Sierras of San Luis, where time is measured in natural cycles and each step is an opportunity to re-learn our relationship with the web of life.
All our activities take place within theQuebrada del Palmar Natural Reserve. For a more comfortable and complete experience, we offer comprehensive proposals with accommodation included inSan Francisco del Monte de Oro. Contact us to coordinate your stay in this sacred corner of San Luis.
✽ Natural Connection
Mountain Bath
Contemplative hiking and recognition of native flora, through a journey to connect the senses. Learn to read the trail of water, recognise the aroma of medicinal plants, and understand the web of life that sustains the mountain, while complementing with relaxation and connection practices.
This experience can last 1, 2, or 4 days, depending on the time of year.
✽ Sightseeing and Conservation:
The Flight of the Condor
We accompany the flight of the guardians of the sky. Through a walk in the Quebrada del Palmar Natural Reserve, you will be able to observe the family of condors that live in the Sanctuary. You will also learn more about the functioning of the Biological Station, our monitoring work, and the vital importance of protecting.the home of the Andean Condor.
An experience to expand our perspective and commitment to the Earth.
✽ Synchrony with the Earth
Re-connection Retreats
Retreats designed to let go of the clock and return to the body. Integrating practices aligned with integration and thedirect contact with the wilderness, we create a space to remember our bond with life and understand that the health of the earth is our own health.
We also delve into the understanding of the Chakana through our Lunar Solar Calendar.
✽ Prepare for the meeting
Information for the conscious traveller
Our reserve is located in the heart of theCentral Sierras of San Luis, Argentina. It is a protected territory where the native forest is preserved in its purest state.
To ensure the tranquility of the ecosystem and the species we protect, such as the Andean Condor, we share the exact location and access coordinates once the visit or experience is coordinated.
To inhabit the wilderness with comfort and respect, we recommend bringing:
Footwear:Trekking shoes or sports footwear with good soles (the terrain is rocky).
Protection:Hat or cap, and sunscreen (preferably conscious or biodegradable).
Hydration:Reusable water bottle (we avoid the entry of single-use plastics).
Clothing:Comfortable, layered clothing (in the mountains, the weather can change quickly).
Opening:A notebook for notes and a willingness towards silence and observation.
InTree of the South, your presence is not neutral, it isregenerative. The contribution of each visitor goes directly to:
Active conservation:Supports the monitoring of the Andean Condor and the protection of hectares of native forest against fires and invasive species.
Educational Infrastructure:Funds the construction of ourAncient Roots School, allowing ancestral knowledge and crafts to have a physical space.
Local Economy:Promotes a development model that values the natural and cultural heritage of San Luis, demonstrating that it is possible to inhabit the world while caring for life.
✽ Visit the Sanctuary
Ready to embark on a journey of connection?
All our activities take place within theQuebrada del Palmar Natural Reserve. For a more comfortable and complete experience, we offer comprehensive proposals with accommodation included inSan Francisco del Monte de Oro. Contact us to coordinate your stay in this sacred corner of San Luis.
About
We are a civil association committed to carrying out practices that promote a sense of awareness and integration with nature and the conservation of the biodiversity of the native forest of the central sierras of San Luis, Argentina
raices@arboldelsur.org
+54 266 505 6584 | +54 266 506 0944
San Luis, Argentina