Talampaya National Park

Talampaya National Park reveals towering red sandstone canyons carved over 250 million years, with walls reaching 140 meters high. Its dinosaur fossils, including species like *Eoraptor lunensis*, date back 230 million years—older than any rock at Perito Moreno Glacier by over 225 million years. Visitors can explore a 12-kilometer canyon route on foot or by bike, and the dry climate preserves trace fossils of 10 distinct prehistoric species, providing a stark contrast to the ice of Patagonia.