(Translated by Google) A spectacular walk in a subtropical jungle with high biodiversity. Exuberant flora and very varied and numerous fauna. It is advisable to bring camping items to spend the night and make the most of the trip. (Original) Un paseo espectacular en una selva subtropical con altísima biodiversidad. Flora exhuberante y fauna muy variada y numerosa. Conviene llevar elementos de campamento para pernoctar y aprovechar al máximo el viaje.

Great. I liked all the information

(Translated by Google) El Rey National Park located in Anta Department, Province of Salta - Created on May 24, 1949 - accessed by Provincial Route No. 20. (Original) Parque Nacional el Rey ubicado en Dpto. Anta, Provincia de Salta - Creado el 24 de Mayo 1949 - se accede por Ruta Provincial Nº 20.

(Translated by Google) Really enjoy Nature (Original) Realmente desfrutar de la Naturaleza

(Translated by Google) simply unpredictable (Original) simplemente imprecionante

Highly recommended. You'll get to see one of the mummies, if you so choose (there's an option to walk around that specific part, avoiding the sight) The self-guided visit offers an English version of the storyline. Bear in mind it's really cold in summer inside this museum, you should grab a ligth jacket to wear. Foreign visitors paid around 7 US dollars entry fee. No pictures are allowed.

It might seem expensive by Argentinian standards (8000pp for foreigners) but it's well worth it! The artifacts are incredibly well preserved and the colours are still bright! The mummies are incredible and look as though they could wake up at any moment. Descriptions in both Spanish and English

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, beauty of flora and fauna! Ideal for a barbecue with family or friends! (Original) Hermoso lugar , belleza de flora y fauna! Ideal para un asado en familia o con amigos!

I am so lucky i got to see the maiden on display when i was there. I heard about her when she was first discovered and always wanted to see her. The best preserved mummy in the world. Fantastic. They have 3 mummies and only one is on display at a time. All are great. I only wish i could take photos but I understand it is for the preservation and i respect that. Definable worth a visit.

Was a fair amount in English but some still to be translated. Fascinating how well preserved the young girl was. Photos aren’t allowed inside. The museum is very small but you can spend at least an hour there if you don’t rush it.

The experience was really good. It is really shocking to see the mummies in real life. The atmosphere is very well designed. I recommended to buy the tickets through the webpage because otherwise you have to wait a lot to buy it.

(Translated by Google) I loved it... (Original) Me gusto mucho...

One of the best museums I ever been. 450 pesos was the entrance fees for a foreigner. No photos allowed but a very organized and Interesting place to visit. There is also gift shop but expensive.

A trend setting experiment in human preservation, the MAAM takes us back to the times of the Inca Empire in Northern Argentina, giving us a glimpse of a state that rose from the shores of the Pacific to the tips of the Andes. This is not just about showing one of the best preserved mummies on the planet, it's about narrating her journey to the gods.

Spent about 10 minutes inside. As a tourist, I had to buy a ticket online and register on another site without English options. The ticket itself is like 3$ cad so very affordable, but... Even if you register online and have your ticket, you still get in the same line as everyone else buying a ticket that day... Makes no sense!

(Translated by Google) Very nice place ! (Original) Muy lindo lugar !

(Translated by Google) Beautiful jungle, I love this place, without bridges, 100% nature, if you look for wild environments, this is one of those. (Original) Hermosa selva, me encanta este lugar, sin puentes, naturaleza al 100%, si buscan ambientes salvajes, este es uno de esos.

(Translated by Google) There is visiting all nature, going in autumn winter (Original) Hay visitar todo naturaleza, ir en otoño invierno

(Translated by Google) Very good. The collected rangers (Original) Muy bueno. Los guardaparques recopados

(Translated by Google) Very nice place (Original) Muy lindo el lugar

Very interesting museum, with beautiful artifacts. It's very cheap, especially considering you get to see a uniquely preserved mummy. Due to Covid, you need to make a reservation in advance, which you can do online (you pay when you enter, so it can still be paid in cash).

It is a very small museum, but is extremely interesting it shows alot about the Inca empire culture and how the origin tribes of the Andes used to leave. All is done through the exposicion of the finding of the 3 kids sacrificed into the Volcan peak. The entree fee is 300 peso, the whole visit takes half an hour. but definitely worth it.

Really good presentation and background info on the mummies. Highly recommend.

Very worthwhile museum - fantastic information about the frozen children and the Donatella herself was absolutely astonishing. $800 for adults when we went.

Beautiful little museum built around the discovery of 3 mummified children in a volcano near Salta. Only one child is displayed at a time, but there are many displays of the items found with the children. There are several short, informative videos with English subtitles that provide the history of the find, the preservation of the children, and basic information about the original people.

Please visit to learn about local tradition of murdering children in the most cruel way, burying them alive at the top of frozen volcanoes a journey of months away from their homes. The written material in museum, even the name of the museum itself, attempts to minimize and defend the practice adding context like "some of the children came from rich families" [as if that matters] and pontificating about the children going willingly to the top of the frozen volcano and into their murder hole - evidently written by people without any experience with actual children.

Amazing collection of Inca and pre Inca artifacts. They only display one mummy at a time, but it’s an amazing experience. If in Salta, do not miss it.

One of the most memorable it will be. To learn about the historic times and the native people, one travels back into time. Simply beautiful. The English translation is very helpful on the written scripts.

A great place not to be missed in Salta! It is quite small but gives a lot of information about the Inca history and traditions and has many very well conserved artifacts. But the most important part of the visit are the three amazingly well conserved mummies of children buried more than 500 years ago. The museum is directly connected to the conservation laboratory which keeps the mummies under controlled environment to preserved them.

No photos allowed inside museum, so only photos are of dogs sleeping happily in reception! Remarkable story, with recovered evidence, of Incas sacrificing children on 20,000 feet mountain tops. Remarkable artefacts, good final film. But lots of material not translated into English, or could have been five stars.

Once you get past the creepy aspect of the human sacrifice, this is a must see museum in Salta. Extremely rare exhibit of the mummy’s of children extremely well preserved. And a detailed intimate glimpse into the Inca civilization culture.

Its a small but very nice museum. It helps you unserstand more about the incas and their culture. In the end of the exhibition you can see an inca mummy.

There is, for want of a better turn of phrase, a roster for the children sacrificed on the mountain top. The child whose body was struck by lightning was available to see when we were there. It is important to remember that, whatever our current beliefs, some no less mistaken or bizarre, this child, perfect in her own way, went to die for the safety of her people. Go, see her or her companions, but please, remember to respect her courage and her ultimate sacrifice for her peoples. Salta is worth visiting if only to see, and pay your respects to, these extraordinary young people. In passing the cultural insights offered by this museum are certainly worth seeing independent of the children. Would I travel to Salta for the reason of the rest of the museum alone? No. If in Salta would I consider it an error not to go? Yes. The children, frozen in body and time, make the journey across Argentina absolutely worth while. Just, when you go, pause to consider the enormity of her sacrifice and use that as a window to consider your own life perhaps.

The mummy is impressive, but the exhibit is expensive and small. Unless you have a really strong interest in archaeology, you'll be done in about 5/10 minutes. You only see one of the 3 mummies as they're rotated every 6 months. I'd personally save my money and look at an image on Google - bit of a let down really. Asked for my money back but no luck - stay outside and enjoy the beautiful architecture of the city instead!

Excelente. La gente suele pasar toda la muestra solo para llegar a los niños pero se pierden un monton de información muy valiosa sobre la cultura. Recomiendo leer todo y ver los objetos en exposición. No se puede sacar fotos.

(Translated by Google) Okay (Original) Bueno

Of you want to check the Inca's history is a must. The price is cheap and you can see mommies in a perfect conservation.

It's not too big but very interesting if Inca culture attracts you. Relatively cheap (I paid $1200 as a foreigner; argentinians, people from salta, and people with disabilities get increasingly high discounts, disabled people paying nothing). They only expose one child's mummy at a time, you can know in the entrance which is it. The only CON I must say is that not only is it too dark at times, but also, you're not allowed to take pictures AT ALL. They say it's for preservation (what harm can a camera without flash cause? Not more than a human breathing carbon dioxide inside a room, hm?), I think it's to keep the inside a "secret" so they keep attracting tourists. Overall it was interesting, and I'm not that much into archeology and anthropology — for those people it will be even more enjoyable for sure.

Simply fascinating, some museums are just interesting in themselves and do not need to be huge or fancy. This one is one of them, the objets found with the children of Llullailaco are present, as well as one of the children (in our case la doncella). There is also another mummy called the queen of the hill, that is as scary as Rascarcapac in Tintin!

Ok museum with interesting tho limited information on Incas. The highlight of the exhibition (the 3 mummies) is actually a little below expectations since it hyped the three children but actually show just one.

It is a great museum. What a pity that not everything is translate to english. You can buy an english guide in the shop, I missed this because when I asked at the ticket office they ensured me that everything is traslaze in english and the guide cost more than the entrance. Still it is really worth it.

(Translated by Google) It is worth visiting (Original) Es digno de visitar

Imperdible, no saquen fotooooss

Un lugar sorprendente!!! Impactante dónde llegas a emocionarte . No dejen de visitarlo es maravilloso.

El museo es muy moderno y está todo perfectamente explicado, las momias se turnan para su exposición, por lo que tocará en suerte cuál de ellas este

Closed for “trabajos internos” on a Tuesday, particularly frustrating given we had arranged to stay in Salta until Tuesday so it would be open.

Es impactante todo lo acontecido, no podes dejar de ir a visitar el museo. 100% recomendable. Le pongo 3 estrellas por los siguientes motivos: concurrí el 6 de marzo de 2021,una semana antes llamé por teléfono para asesorarme del funcionamiento y me dijeron que estaba funcionando con normalidad y que no habría los días lunes. Cuando fui el sábado me exigieron que sacara un turno (de casualidad había disponible) y para colmo solo estaba habilitado una sola planta, las 2 restantes cerradas. Supuestamente por ser espacios reducidos y la exposición al covid. Me pareció muy mal que estén cerrados, al menos (ya q piden turnos) te hagan pasar de a 5 personas o menos. Para colmo te cobran la entrada cómo si visitaras todo el museo. Pese a eso y la mala forma de expresarse el muchacho de la boletería (se enojó porque no tenía turno y me negaba que yo había llamado para consultar previamente) no podes dejar de visitarlo. Otra cosa incompatible, te piden que no uses el celular para nada y los carteles tienen código qr para más información... 🤷

Super amables en la atención , fui con mis sobrinas . Un lugar único en el mundo para apreciar nuestra cultura y aprender sobre las momias q son tan importantes a nivel mundial

It is really impressive to see the mummies in such a good state. It was just as if the girl was only sleeping. The grave goods even seemed to be almost new. This gives a great insight in the Andean life.

Interesting museum about traditions long forgotten. Mostly about a path of children that were to be sacrificed. One of three mummies is always on display. The best are the two girls, the boy is a bit less interesting to see.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place (Original) Hermoso lugar

No es buena la atención de la gente que trabaja en el museo

Muy interesante lugar, sin dudas las estrellas son las momias Llullaillaco, vale la pena conocerlo.

THE thing to do in Salta. The museum gives a great overview in both Spanish and English of the Inca traditions related to human sacrifice. There are many displayed objects, and at the end you see one of the three children. Super interesting to see. Don't miss on the second floor the "queen" another mummy who was not cared for when she was looted in 1920. It takes less than one hour.

Espectacular, bien explicado y presentado; un lujo

(Translated by Google) Very instructive (Original) Muy instructivo

A small but informative museum. Limited explanations of exhibits in English. Nevertheless, it's worth paying a visit.

They accept the international student card (ISIC) so I was able to enter for the students fee (70 pesos) even though I am a foreigner - I really appreciate that. The museum is very well organized, it goes in one direction so you can be sure you won't miss anything. It tells the story of the children in a very smart way, first talking about the circumstances and the habits of the Incas, gradually getting to the child shown at the moment. In February 2019, The Boy was being exhibited (they always show only one child at the time). Almost everything is written bilingually (Spanish and English). It's quite cold inside (for logical reasons) so I recommend taking some extra clothing.

Very interesting but sad history at the same time. Well equiped and explained

Great to visit and learn about the culture and history of settlers high in the Andes, don't need to spend too long inside but some amazing exhibitions. Some English placards to explain!

Very nice museum with an amazing story to tell. Most of it was available in English, although one or two halls were only in Spanish. Nevertheless, the story of the Children of the Mountain was worth the visit!

Well preserved Incan mummies with artefacts. 30 minutes suffices to go round as minimal English explanations although the ones there are comprehensive enough. Admission for foreigners 200 Arg Pesos. Closes 6.30pm

Short and sweet! It offers a great quick history / culture lesson, followed by a viewing of one of the frozen Incan children (they rotate the three children on display).

Short and sweet, but very interesting. The mummies and other artifacts are very well displayed. It is definitely worth the visit. It costs foreigners 200 pesos, so definitely reasonably priced.

One of the most interesting museum I have ever seen. It takes 20-30 min to look read the information. They exhibit one mummies if children at time i think. We have seen the little boy. Its fascinating. Just 200 pesos.

Pua nice, the mummies change every while mind so don’t expect to see them all.

One of the (if not THE) most interesting museums that Salta has to offer. The layout of each of the showcases was neatly organised, as well as the information describing them. The entirety of the museum has descriptions in both Spanish and English, which makes it easily approachable no matter where you're from. The place is, as expected, spotless and they fully respect Covid-19 protocols. Under the current circumstances, you need to book in advance if you want to visit it and the pricing was appropriate. The main reason to visit the museum is to meet the "Children of Lullaillaco", children that were "buried" during the time of the Incas and they are being cryogenically kept by the museum. It's a fascinating visit that will surely expand your knowledge of Inca culture and society.

(Translated by Google) Outside!! El Rey del SEGEMAR National Park. Best regards. (Original) Fuera!! Parque Nacional El Rey del SEGEMAR. Saludos cordiales.

(Translated by Google) A shame not being able to visit him since I had to book and he did not give me the schedule Very friendly attention (Original) Una lastima no poder visitarlo ya que tenia que reservar y no me dio el horario La atencion muy amable

(Translated by Google) Very interesting (Original) Muy interesante

(Translated by Google) You will be able to appreciate one of the three child mummies. Only one will be on display for conservation reasons. In covid time, you will have to book through the page and some places in the museum will remain without access to the public, but what you can see will surprise you. I recommend it. (Original) Vas a poder apreciar a una de l@s tres niñ@s momias. Solo una va a estar en exhibición por cuestiones de conservación. En tiempo covid, vas a tener que reservar a través de la página y algunos lugares del museo permanecerán sin acceso al público, pero lo que puedes ver, te sorprenderá. Lo recomiendo.

(Translated by Google) I thought there were the three children on display. I would have liked to see the maid. (Original) Pensé que estaban los tres niños exhibidos. Me hubiese gustado ver a la doncella.

(Translated by Google) Excellent museum, great job to preserve children and very interesting as they tell it. It lacked that they accept Pre-trip. The shift system is quite practical. (Original) Excelente museo, gran trabajo para conservar a los niños y muy interesante como lo cuentan. Le faltó que acepten PreViaje. Bastante práctico el sistema de turnos.

(Translated by Google) Very cute, you just need the initial video to make it more cool. They do an entire introduction that is good but with images of the museum inside. Terrible spoiler (Original) Muy lindo, solo necesita que el vídeo inicial le pongan más onda. Hacen toda una introducción que está buena pero con imágenes del museo por dentro. Terrible spoiler

(Translated by Google) Excellent ! Safety pin. In times of Covid, only visit with prior reservation (Original) Excelente ! Imperdible. En tiempos de Covid, solo visitar con reserva previa

(Translated by Google) It is amazing and the staff are very friendly. You have to take a turn before and discount with student certificate! (Original) Es increíblr y el personal muy amable. Hay que sacar turno antes y descuento con certificado de alumno!

(Translated by Google) Incredible the exhibition of the mummies and how the tour is set. (Original) Increíble la exposición de las momias y como está ambientado el recorrido.

(Translated by Google) Awesome!! (Original) Impresionante!!

(Translated by Google) Very good but only one floor was enabled by the covid (Original) Muy bueno pero solo un piso estaba habilitado por el covid

(Translated by Google) Exciting (Original) Emocionante

(Translated by Google) You only see the girl with lightning but it's incredible (Original) Solo se ve la niña del rayo pero es increíble

(Translated by Google) Exciting. Do not miss it (Original) Emocionante. No se lo pierdan

(Translated by Google) Beautiful experience lived with the family (Original) Hermosa experiencia vivida con la familia

(Translated by Google) Very interesting!!! Safety pin (Original) Muy interesante!!! Imperdible

(Translated by Google) Safety pin (Original) Imperdible

(Translated by Google) Beautiful !!! Surprising (Original) Bellisimo!!! Sorprendente

(Translated by Google) Very good (Original) Muy bueno

(Translated by Google) one of the best museums I have ever visited. (Original) uno de los mejores museos que he visitado.

(Translated by Google) IMPERDIBLE, it moved me to tears (Original) IMPERDIBLE,me emocionó hasta las lagrimas

(Translated by Google) How to get to the Park from Salta capital? (Original) Como se llega al Parque desde Salta capital??

(Translated by Google) I did not like (Original) no me gusto

(Translated by Google) A warm and very pleasant atmosphere 😃 (Original) Un ambiente cálido y muy agradable 😃

(Translated by Google) It must be reserved in advance and one of the floors is closed. The tour is self-care and photos cannot be taken for 80% of the tour. The girl with lightning is really impressive and it is worth the visit as well as the objects found as part of the trousseau of each child. For preservation reasons one "mummy" is always exhibited at a time. The store also contains interesting objects, some of them based on children's trousseau. (Original) Se debe reservar previamente y uno de los pisos està cerrado. El recorrido es autocuidado y no se pueden tomar fotos en el 80% del recorrido. La niña del rayo es realmente impactante y merece la pena la visita al igual que los objetos encontrados como parte del ajuar de cada niño. Por cuestiones de preservaciòn siempre se exhibe una "momia" por vez. El store también contiene objetos interesantes, algunos de ellos basados en el ajuar de los niños.

(Translated by Google) If you go to Salta you cannot miss it. You have to request an appointment via the web. (Original) Si vas a salta no podes dejar de visitarlo . Hay que solicitar turno vía web les dejo los daros

(Translated by Google) Surprising! (Original) Sorprendente!

(Translated by Google) Very good. A great story of the 3 children of llullillaco and the Incas (Original) Muy bueno. Una gran historia de los 3 niños del llullillaco y de los incas

Hay que sacar turno vía web. Es impresionante lo que tienen. No se pierdan la visita. 300$ la entrada. No sé permiten sacar fotos adentro.

Very unique experience to say the least. Not sure if I’d take small children there though, as they could be shocked.

(Translated by Google) Cute.. (Original) Lindo..