Christ the Redeemer of the Andes
로스 리베르타도레스 고개, 아르헨티나-칠레 국경 (멘도사 시내에서 약 200km, 차로 3~4시간)
Overview
Erected on March 13, 1904, this 7-meter bronze statue was cast from melted-down cannons once used by San Martín's Army of the Andes. It stands at the Los Libertadores mountain pass (3,832 m) on the Argentina-Chile border, roughly a 3-4 hour drive (about 200 km) from downtown Mendoza. There is no admission fee, but as a border area, access can be restricted by heavy snowfall in winter. Most visitors combine it with a day trip that also covers nearby Puente del Inca and Uspallata.
Opening Hours
Accessible year-round, but subject to closures due to weather or border conditions
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🇰🇷 Tips for Korean Travelers
Practical info for Korean travelers heading to Mendoza, Argentina from Seoul (ICN).
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Attractions near Christ the Redeemer of the Andes
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Puente del Inca
A natural limestone bridge with hot springs — a hidden gem in the Andes.
📍 14.8km away
Aconcagua
At 6,961m, South America's highest peak and a dream summit for mountaineers.
📍 19.5km away
Uspallata Valley
An Andean oasis village and filming location for 'Seven Years in Tibet.'
📍 72.3km away
Termas de Cacheuta
A natural hot spring resort nestled in an Andean canyon, great to combine with winery tours.
📍 91.8km away
Villavicencio Natural Reserve
An Andean nature reserve with winding mountain roads and a historic thermal spa hotel.
📍 109.3km away
Plaza Independencia
Mendoza's central square with an underground modern art museum and weekend craft markets.
📍 114.7km away
Bodega Norton
A historic winery founded in 1895, home to one of South America's largest underground wine cellars.
📍 114.7km away
Plaza España
An ornate plaza decorated with Sevillian-style ceramic tiles imported from Spain.
📍 114.9km away
Things to Do in Mendoza
Winery Bike Tour
Cycle between 3-4 wineries in Maipú for Malbec tastings, olive oil sampling, and vineyard walks. Riding through vineyards with the Andes as a backdrop is the highlight.
Aconcagua Trekking
Trek toward the base camp of South America's highest peak, Aconcagua (6,961m). Even without a summit attempt, a day hike to the Horcones viewpoint or Confluencia camp (3,300m) is rewarding.
Cacheuta Hot Springs Spa
Soak in outdoor thermal pools (35-50°C) and enjoy spa treatments at Cacheuta Hot Springs in an Andean canyon. Perfect for unwinding after a day of winery tours, with cliff views all around.