Salto

City in northwestern Uruguay known for thermal springs and gaucho culture.

Salto is a city located in the northwestern region of Uruguay, known for its thermal springs and rich gaucho culture.

Etymology

Salto is derived from the Spanish word for 'leap' or 'jump,' referring to a nearby waterfall.

Explain Like I’m 5

Salto is a city in Uruguay famous for its warm, mineral-rich springs that people enjoy soaking in and its strong connection to the traditional cowboy culture called 'gaucho'.

Fun Facts

The city's name means 'leap' or 'jump' in Spanish
Salto is a popular tourist destination due to its thermal springs
The annual 'Fiesta de la Vendimia' celebrates the grape harvest

FAQ

What is Salto known for? Thermal springs and gaucho culture
Where is Salto located? Northwestern Uruguay
What is a gaucho? A traditional South American cowboy

Hypernyms — Broader Categories

Uruguay city

Holonyms — Wholes or Groups

Uruguay South America

Indexes

city geographical location

Buenos Aires
Salt Lake City
Uruguay

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