Jujuy: Quebrada de Humahuaca, Tilcara and Purmamarca
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- Explore Tilcara and Humahuaca, the largest town in the ravine
- Discover the Church of San Francisco de Paula and Arcabuceros Angels in Uquía
- Visit Humahuaca, a UNESCO World Heritage city near the Bolivian border
- Experience Humahuaca’s cultural atmosphere, especially during carnival
Journey Through the Colorful Quebrada de Humahuaca and Historic Andean Towns of Jujuy
Discover the breathtaking Quebrada de Humahuaca, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that showcases the vibrant geological history of the Argentine North. This eight-hour excursion takes you through a landscape defined by multi-colored hills, formed by millions of years of mineral oxidation. As you travel along the 128-kilometer route, reaching altitudes of up to 3012 meters, you will encounter a unique blend of indigenous culture, colonial history, and stunning natural beauty that remains unparalleled in the entire country.
Our journey begins in San Salvador de Jujuy, heading toward the heart of the ravine. The first major stop is Purmamarca, where you will stand in awe before the majestic Cerro de los 7 Colores. This town serves as a gateway to the high-altitude wonders of the region. We continue to Tilcara, known for its archaeological significance, and then proceed to Humahuaca, the largest town in the ravine, which retains a strong sense of its ancestral roots and traditions.
A highlight of the trip is the visit to Uquía, a small town housing the historic church of San Francisco de Paula. Dating back to the 17th century, this church is famous for its collection of Arcabuceros Angels, ancient paintings brought from Cuzco, Peru, during the colonial era. These artworks provide a fascinating look at the fusion of religious and indigenous influences that occurred during the colonization period, offering a deep cultural context to the natural beauty of the ravine.
The excursion concludes with a deeper appreciation for the people and landscapes of the Jujuy province. From the high-altitude plains to the historic towns near the Bolivian border, every moment of this trip is designed to immerse you in the spirit of the Andes. With round-trip transfers provided from San Salvador de Jujuy, you can enjoy this spectacular journey with complete peace of mind, knowing that every detail of your exploration has been carefully managed for your comfort.
Journey Through the Colorful Quebrada de Humahuaca and Historic Andean Towns of Jujuy
Discover the breathtaking Quebrada de Humahuaca, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that showcases the vibrant geological history of the Argentine North. This eight-hour excursion takes you through a landscape defined by multi-colored hills, formed by millions of years of mineral oxidation. As you travel along the 128-kilometer route, reaching altitudes of up to 3012 meters, you will encounter a unique blend of indigenous culture, colonial history, and stunning natural beauty that remains unparalleled in the entire country.
Our journey begins in San Salvador de Jujuy, heading toward the heart of the ravine. The first major stop is Purmamarca, where you will stand in awe before the majestic Cerro de los 7 Colores. This town serves as a gateway to the high-altitude wonders of the region. We continue to Tilcara, known for its archaeological significance, and then proceed to Humahuaca, the largest town in the ravine, which retains a strong sense of its ancestral roots and traditions.
A highlight of the trip is the visit to Uquía, a small town housing the historic church of San Francisco de Paula. Dating back to the 17th century, this church is famous for its collection of Arcabuceros Angels, ancient paintings brought from Cuzco, Peru, during the colonial era. These artworks provide a fascinating look at the fusion of religious and indigenous influences that occurred during the colonization period, offering a deep cultural context to the natural beauty of the ravine.
The excursion concludes with a deeper appreciation for the people and landscapes of the Jujuy province. From the high-altitude plains to the historic towns near the Bolivian border, every moment of this trip is designed to immerse you in the spirit of the Andes. With round-trip transfers provided from San Salvador de Jujuy, you can enjoy this spectacular journey with complete peace of mind, knowing that every detail of your exploration has been carefully managed for your comfort.
- Purmamarca and Hill of the 7 Colors
- Transportation by transit, sprinter or minibus
- Bilingual guide in Spanish and English
- Pick up from hotels or central addresses
- Gratuities for staff
- Meal and beverage
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