Diflórs

Diflórs is a village located in the Charcas Province of Córdoba Department in central Argentina. The village is situated in the central highlands of the Cordoba Mountains and is accessible via a network of roads and dirt tracks from the nearby town of Villa Santa Cruz.

Diflórs has a relatively small population, with the majority of residents engaged in agriculture and livestock farming. The village is surrounded by rolling hills and grasslands, providing ample opportunities for ranching and cattle grazing. Local crops include wheat, oats, and alfalfa, which are used to support the livestock industry.

The village has a number of basic amenities, including a small school, a few shops, and a community centre. There is also a church, where services are held periodically. However, access to basic services such as healthcare and telecommunications may be limited, and residents often rely on travel to nearby towns for these services.

Diflórs has a strong sense of community, with residents often coming together for social events and festivals. The village has its own unique culture, influenced by its rural location and the presence of indigenous communities in the surrounding area. Visitors to the area are often drawn by the opportunity to experience rural Argentine life and to participate in traditional folkloric events.