Río Tapia is a river located in the province of Tucumán, Argentina, flowing through one of the country's most scenic and ecologically rich regions. Tucumán, often called "the Garden of Argentina," is characterized by lush subtropical landscapes, mountain terrain, and a network of rivers and streams that attract anglers from across the country. Río Tapia is recognized as one of the notable fishing waters in the province, drawing both local and visiting anglers to its banks.