Valle de la Concepción
Tarija Department · Culture and history
Around Tarija, and especially in the Concepción valley (Uriondo), the bodegas open their doors for wine and singani tastings. Some are large modern wineries, others small family houses. A perfect day for wine lovers.
1,700 maltitude
1 dayto spend there
Things to do
- Tastings at the region's bodegas (Kohlberg, Aranjuez, Campos de Solana…)
- The village of Concepción
What to eat
- Tarija wineHigh-altitude wines (up to 2,000 m): tannat, malbec, muscat. Tastings at the valley's bodegas.
- SinganiA muscat grape brandy and a national pride. Drunk as a “chuflay” (with ginger ale).
- SaiceA spicy stew of minced beef and peas, served with rice and potatoes. Tarija's signature dish.
Tip. Day trip from Tarija, on a tour or by taxi.
How to get to Tarija wineries
Tarija Road (bus, car) · 40 min
Taxi or winery tour.
Photos of Valle de la Concepción
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