Iglesia San José de Cachi is a beautiful 19th century stone church situated in the tranquil mountain town of Cachi, Argentina. Built in the late 18th century and reopened in 1994, the church stands as an icon to the colonial era of the region. It features stunning Baroque, Mestizo and Renaissance architectural styles and is rich with colorful and intricate details. Photographers will be captivated by the stunning architecture, from the bell towers and domed cupola to the rose windows and stone arches. Inside, visitors can find a magnificent wooden altar and some original antiques. It's not to be missed for avid travelers and serves as a spiritual symbol for the town, as well as its history.
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