Puente del Inca is a natural bridge located in the province of Mendoza, Argentinia. It was formed from rock, water and air erosion and is over 2,000 years old. The bridge is made of calcite, a mineral that is magnesium rich. It's an impressive sight to see and its turquoise blue waters make it a popular place for tourists for taking stunning photos. The bridge is part of the Los Pliegues Natural Monument and is surrounded by the stunning Cordón del Plata mountain range. It's a great spot for hiking and wildlife watching, from majestic condors to smaller guanacos. A visit to this iconic natural wonder is a must-see experience while in Argentina.
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