Rest, have fun, recover energy. In the middle of the summer vacation season, each traveler, family, couple or group of friends will decide whether to take a few days by the sea, the mountains or in the countryside.
But for those who have not yet gone on a trip, they can enjoy the occasional getaway during the weekends. And what better than recharging your batteries in an energy field, a few kilometers from the City of Buenos Aires?
Both for them and for those who live in the interior of the province of Buenos Aires, Saladillo keeps a secret: it is about Dogfisha small rural town that offers visitors its unique green spaces and the Eduardo Holmberg Municipal Nursery, which is the largest in the Buenos Aires territory.
In turn, the Cazón camping base is located right in front of one of the most energetic places in the area, so many can choose to live the experience of spending a night camping.
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In a new chapter of the “What is it like?” section, Clarín visited the Miramar energy forest, where you can experience everything from “UFO sightings” to branches that balance for no apparent reason.
Known as “the town of a million trees,” Cazón is proud to have a solar park, which generates non-polluting and renewable energy.
Precisely, the camp base operates there, located 18 kilometers from the center of Saladillo. 170 kilometers from Buenos Aires via the Riccheri and Ezeiza-Cañuelas highways, it is accessed via Route 205, with 6 kilometers of paved access.
The facilities are located in front of the Municipal Nursery Eduardo Holmberg, where there is a large old house that has a kitchen and dining room with capacity for 60 people.
There are toilets with hot water, changing rooms with showers and wood heating. The large grove of trees surrounds the barbecue areas and fireplaces, with lights for the night, a camping spot, a soccer field and a swimming pool.
According to the director of Tourism, Leticia Colás, “the facilities are available to be used by public and private institutions, and the fee is very affordable. The proposal is intended for anyone who wants to connect with greenery and tranquility.”
“Local visitors pay a cheaper rate and the tourist who pays $1,500 can experience a different day. The prices are very affordable for this summer. Visitors can also choose to stay in the house for $3,000,” he stated.
An energy forest
Cazón is known as the “town of a million trees.” Photo Tourism SaladilloEveryone assures that the place has a special vibe, as stated by the yoga teacher and Ayurveda consultant, Alejandra Gorlero: “The base of the camp and the nursery have a lush forest, where what is sought is the sensory-perceptive connection of visitors in contact with nature”.
“My proposal aims to provide a relaxed walk, to live an experience that connects directly with the senses and in this way encourage them and experience another even deeper connection,” highlighted the person who performs meditations for tourists and locals, upon reservation, and invites those who come to the place to live a different experience (@InspiraYogasaladillo).
In that place, “the air is much cleaner and there is no noise pollution, which makes the health experience more beneficial. These practices improve states of depression, reduce stress and blood pressure.”
There are walks and, at the end of the tour, you can relax and meditate to feel in communion with the environment.
The Cazón energy forest. Photo Tourism SaladilloIn addition, there is a particular site with an “energy” that defies the laws of gravity. Someone just has to take two branches from the ground and place them one on top of the other in a “T” shape to observe the amazing balance.
Regarding this experience, Alejandra said that tests have been carried out in the Miramar forest and it has been determined that it is an energetically different place. The phenomenon occurs in a special sector within the Nursery.
Cazón has more nurseries than houses. And tourists are attracted by the natural beauty of the town, the sustainability, the energy and the most innovative proposals, such as La Pulpería for eating and the Domo de Cazón, a curious accommodation.
