It is a peaceful place, boasting extensive tourist infrastructure, where visitors can enjoy nature in all its splendor, with multicolored birds, gallery forests, sunny beaches, and rivers that offer excellent conditions for sport fishing for Dorado, Surubí, Pacú, Manduré, and other fish species. The island has a large campground, a hotel, lodges, restaurants, a general store, and other services. It is a dream location for photo safaris, hiking, horseback riding, fishing, camping, trekking, boat trips, and anything else that might inspire a day outdoors. Visitors can also take an excursion to the Porá Lagoon within the island. It is also an ideal place for adventure tourism. Distance from Resistencia: 54 km.

A unique place in the world, where 4,000 years ago a meteorite shower devastated people, animals, and plants, leaving behind enormous craters now covered in vegetation that hints at the traces of the cataclysm. The impact-affected area measures 1,350 km² and displays an impressive array of crater types. Indeed, in Campo del Cielo, we see all the existing types: impact, penetration, rebound, and explosion craters. Any geologist or astronomer wishing to learn everything there is to know about a meteorite event need only travel to southern Chaco. It is located 335 km from Resistencia.

The park features a large marsh, called Panza de Burro (Donkey's Belly), where the vegetation consists mainly of cattails that reach up to 3 meters in height. Beyond this, the terrain rises, revealing an extensive grassland dominated by grasses. It covers an area of 15,000 hectares, where one can appreciate an exuberant flora of incomparable beauty. It is the only place in the world with quebracho trees over 500 years old, making it ideal for photography. FLORA: The park boasts a dense woodland dominated by quebracho, guayacán, urunday, white carob, chañar, and mistol trees, among others. FAUNA: A wide variety of fauna includes toucans, parrots, monkeys, herons, gray foxes, maned wolves, wildcats, weasels, caimans, vipers, brocket deer, storks, ocelots, and more. Distance from Resistencia: 125 km.

The hot springs of Presidencia Roque Sáenz Peña are considered among the best in the country, according to doctors and scientists from SADET (Argentine Society for Thermal Studies), as they announced at the XIII National Congress of Thermalism. The city also boasts a zoo housing over 200 different species in a vast natural setting, and a botanical reserve of more than 20 hectares filled with native tree species, all contributing to its appeal along an interesting circuit. Majestic wildlife viewing, educational tours, and boat trips on the lake are just some of the attractions. Visiting this complex is almost like stepping into the Garden of Eden. Distance from Resistencia: 168 km.

It is the dignified capital of Chaco, thriving, dynamic, and with enormous influence in Northern Argentina. The City of Resistencia is a veritable art exhibition, as its streets and squares display statues and murals. Walking along any of the downtown streets, visitors stroll, chat, and shop alongside a bronze, a stone, or a quebracho wood carving. The national capital of sculpture, it is an open-air museum, a young capital of the country and of Northeast Argentina. It is a city of modern layouts, wide streets, tree-lined avenues, and contemporary architecture. A vibrant city, where urban customs, like its streets, showcase dozens of sculptural works by the best Argentine artists. Its expansion was stimulated by European immigration from Italy, Germany, Poland, Ukraine, Switzerland, and of course, Spain and Argentina.