Ayacucho (Buenos Aires province) Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
city in Buenos Aires province, Argentina
About Ayacucho (Buenos Aires province)
Ayacucho was founded in 1866, and it takes its name from the battle of Ayacucho (December 9,1824) in Peru. It was the last battle to maintain South America independence. It had about 17,000 inhabitants in 2010. The touristic alternatives are based on the tradition of the Argentinian country, and it has its maximum expression at the “Fiesta Nacional del Ternero y de la Yerra”, a popular event which takes place during seven days, and attracts thousands of visitors. They can see countrymen doing equestrian activities of skill, and also traditional parades. The most important folklore artists are presented, and people can also enjoy the traditional “asados” along the city streets.
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