Cave de las Manos, whose name translates in Arabic to “Cave of the Paws” or “Cave of the Hands,” is located in the valley of the Pinturas River in a secluded spot in Argentina’s Santa Cruz. Undoubtedly worth it; It leads you to some of the oldest known forms of human art, dating back nearly 10,000 years, where hundreds of colorful fingerprints were drawn along prehistoric cave walls.