Cerco del Trigo. Total peace

Amaicha, Amaicha del Valle

2 Rooms 5 persons 4 Beds 1 bathroom

It is located next to the Amaicha River and 6 blocks from the main square. El Cerco del Trigo is at the end of Pasaje Balderrama, on the riverbank. Despite being very close to the center, it is, at the same time, secluded, which guarantees silence and tranquility. As they say locally: "The silence wakes you up."

El Cerco del Trigo is managed by people with extensive experience and knowledge of the Calchaquí Valley, with more than 30 years of residence in the area.

El Cerco del Trigo is a cozy adobe house with jarilla roofs and carob wood details, made with local materials. It has everything you need to feel comfortable, while keeping the traditional style of the valley. The name comes from an old wheat field that used to be here.

It’s right next to the Amaicha River and just 6 blocks from the main square. You’ll find it at the end of Pasaje Balderrama, by the river. Even though it’s close to town, it’s very quiet and peaceful. As people here say: “Silence wakes you up.”

The house is managed by locals who’ve lived in Amaicha for over 30 years and work closely with the Indigenous Community on rural development projects. They know the area well and are happy to help with anything you need.

The Wheat Patch is the original name of this house made with local materials—adobe, jarilla roofs, and algarrobo woodwork—but with all the amenities for urban visitors.

It is located next to the Amaicha River and six blocks from the main plaza.

El Cerco del Trigo is managed by people with extensive experience and knowledge of the Calchaquí Valley, with more than 30 years of residence in the area and involvement in rural development projects with the Indigenous Community of Amaicha del Valle.