From Salta: Two-Full-Day Tours of Cachi and Humahuaca

Embark on a journey to the charming town of Cachi, located at the foot of the snow-capped Cachi Mountain. The excursion takes you through the striking landscapes of the Quebrada de Escoipe and the Cuesta del Obispo, offering breathtaking views of the region's rugged terrain. Along the way, you will pass through the Los Cardones National Park, known for its iconic cacti, and visit the Piedra del Molino, one of the most remarkable points on the route. Cachi itself, with its colonial-style buildings and narrow cobblestone streets, offers a glimpse into the past, creating a magical atmosphere as you explore the town.

In addition to Cachi, this tour leads you through a UNESCO recognized Natural and Cultural Heritage site, where the beauty of the Argentine Northwest unfolds. The route includes stops in Purmamarca, renowned for its striking Hill of the Seven Colors, and Maimará, with its beautiful natural art formations known as the Painter's Palettes. The journey continues with a visit to Tilcara, famous for its Pucará, a high mountain fortress whose ruins tell the story of pre-Columbian times. The region’s landscapes are as diverse as its culture, offering a rich combination of historical monuments, vibrant towns, and scenic wonders.

The tour also takes you to the town of Uquía, where you can visit a ceramic factory that showcases the traditional craftsmanship of the region. The final destination is Humahuaca, the largest town in the Quebrada de Humahuaca. Here, you can immerse yourself in the local culture, explore the historical streets, and experience the lively atmosphere that has made this area a hub for festivals, especially the Carnival. This immersive journey through stunning landscapes and unique cultural sites will leave you with unforgettable memories of the Argentine Northwest.