From Jujuy: Serranías del Hornocal and the hill of 14 colors

Embark on an extraordinary journey from the city of Salta into the breathtaking landscapes of Jujuy, where history, culture, and nature come together in perfect harmony. The tour begins with a scenic drive through the Quebrada de Humahuaca, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, passing through picturesque towns such as Volcán, Tumbaya, and Purmamarca, home to the striking Cerro de los Siete Colores. Enjoy a stop to admire the hill of seven colors, explore the town, and take in the vibrant local atmosphere. Continue to Tilcara, where the ancient Pucará offers a glimpse into pre-Columbian history, and visit the village church along with a traditional ceramics workshop. The journey also includes Uquía, a small town renowned for its centuries-old paintings of the Arquebusier Angels, and Huacalera, where you can experience the imaginary line of the Tropic of Capricorn. The tour concludes with a photographic visit to La Paleta del Pintor in Maimará, a natural masterpiece of colors that captures the imagination of every visitor.

For the highlight of the adventure, travelers transfer to a four by four vehicle in Uquía to ascend the road to the Hill of Fourteen Colors, also known as the Serranías del Hornocal, where panoramic views of rugged mountains and valleys create a truly unforgettable experience. On the return journey, there is a brief stop in Humahuaca to explore the town and soak in the local culture before heading back to Salta. The trip includes technical stops along the way to rest, use facilities, or purchase refreshments, ensuring a comfortable and smooth experience. This tour combines cultural heritage, stunning natural landscapes, and unforgettable photographic opportunities, offering a complete and immersive exploration of one of Argentina’s most remarkable regions. Travelers are encouraged to bring a light lunch to enjoy during the excursion for a relaxed and memorable day in the mountains and valleys of Jujuy.