Through an ecotourism project, the community of Finca Potrero is offering an opportunity for a cultural experience by sharing the customs, food, history, worries and dreams of a rural indigenous community.  This is part of a regional project based on a proposal from the communities themselves, financed by the World Bank, Project ICD (Indigenous Community Development) and administered by the INAI (National Institute of Indigenous Affairs), a part of the Ministry of National Social Development (MDS)

In the community of Iruya, Argentina, we are working to develop cultural ecotourism while respecting local traditions and culture.  We would like tourism to not only be a source of earnings for the people but also a way to revive and maintain traditions.  Our goal is to foster a lasting development that will benefit the entire community and provide a type of dignified tourism based on a fair exchange of payment for services rendered.More info.