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"Yanasuspa Huasín" Museum-Rancho of Friendship Paraná
36 This
museum lies only 50 blocks away from the central square of San Miguel
de Tucumán and was declared a Site of Historic Heritage. It is built
around typical objects of popular culture such as the cart that
was used to carry sugar cane, the trapiche or sugar mil, mortars
made of wood and stone, replicas of folkloric instruments such as
bombos (large drums) and guitars, the tradicional clay oven, and
the well that was present in every rural rancho. All this setting
is surrounded by native plants such as ceibos, willow trees, carob
trees, tipas (yellow-flowered hard wood trees), lapacho trees and
creepers with flowers. At night the place is subtly lighted creating
an atmosphere which is very appreciated by friends and sundry artists
who gather under the moon, the symbol of Tucumán and its scenery. Yerba
Buena
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