Garuhapé is a municipality in the province of Misiones, located in the Libertador General San Martin department. The city's name comes from a word Guarani.
In the article "Garuhapé, a story to tell" find a more detailed explanation of its meaning.
With a population of 8259 inhabitants according to the 2001 Census (INDEC), the city lies on the banks of National Route 12, Posadas 147 km, 150 km from the Iguazu Falls, and 1251 kilometers from the city of Buenos Aires, capital of the Republic of Argentina.
With regard to the economy, highlighting the agroforestry, although there is a diversification in agricultural production and plantations and yerba mate, citrus, cassava, etc.
In the town are factories for bricks, one of the most important economic activities in the region as well as several common pressed brick factories.
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 Garuhapé is known for having one of the most important attractions located on National Route 12, the Grotto is India, 100 km. Ruins of San Ignacio and 170 km of the Iguazu Falls.
In its forest park rodedo, hides and cave diving, rich in history, because there lay the oldest civilization of the Argentine coast.
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