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Follow legendary Train to the Clouds historic mountain route
Explore vast Salinas Grandes dazzling white salt landscapes
Learn traditional salt extraction from knowledgeable local guides
Admire dramatic scenery along the unforgettable Cuesta de Lipan
Begin an unforgettable journey following the legendary Camino a las Nubes, tracing the historic railway route of the famous Train to the Clouds. As you travel through the dramatic landscapes of the Quebrada del Toro, you will admire impressive engineering works set against towering mountains and vast open skies. The route leads to the highland town of San Antonio de los Cobres, where you can pause to enjoy the atmosphere of the Puna region. From here, the scenery transforms as the journey continues toward Salinas Grandes, revealing wide horizons, striking contrasts, and frequent sightings of llamas and vicuñas roaming freely.Bull’s Gorge.
At Salinas Grandes, discover one of Argentina most spectacular salt flats, a vast white expanse that feels otherworldly. Guided by a local expert, you will explore this immense sea of salt and learn about traditional salt extraction methods. Weather permitting, a visit to the Ojos del Salar adds a unique highlight to the experience. The adventure then continues along the breathtaking Cuesta de Lipán, where dramatic curves reveal changing ecosystems as arid highlands give way to greener valleys. A brief stop in the colorful village of Purmamarca completes the journey before returning to Salta, filled with unforgettable scenery and cultural insight.
Begin an unforgettable journey following the legendary Camino a las Nubes, tracing the historic railway route of the famous Train to the Clouds. As you travel through the dramatic landscapes of the Quebrada del Toro, you will admire impressive engineering works set against towering mountains and vast open skies. The route leads to the highland town of San Antonio de los Cobres, where you can pause to enjoy the atmosphere of the Puna region. From here, the scenery transforms as the journey continues toward Salinas Grandes, revealing wide horizons, striking contrasts, and frequent sightings of llamas and vicuñas roaming freely.Bull’s Gorge.
At Salinas Grandes, discover one of Argentina most spectacular salt flats, a vast white expanse that feels otherworldly. Guided by a local expert, you will explore this immense sea of salt and learn about traditional salt extraction methods. Weather permitting, a visit to the Ojos del Salar adds a unique highlight to the experience. The adventure then continues along the breathtaking Cuesta de Lipán, where dramatic curves reveal changing ecosystems as arid highlands give way to greener valleys. A brief stop in the colorful village of Purmamarca completes the journey before returning to Salta, filled with unforgettable scenery and cultural insight.
- Beverages
- Bottled water
- Breakfast & lunch
- Professional guide
- Pickup and drop-off
- Transport by specially equipped vehicle
- Snacks
- Gratuities
$ 1200
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I can warmly recommend to book the fantastic experience of „the train to the clouds“ through Dexotic. Very valuable and personal help, consulting and actual booking of the tickets. The train ride itself is a must anyway.

Exellent touristic and flexible programm. Very reliable. Good guides. Enough time to walk around the villages and spectacular landscapes.

No need to book with this company; most of their tours are outsourced and of mid quality, especially if you need English. See attached pics regarding their outsourced services and despite me sending them a video of the tour guide NOT speaking English, they didn’t offer any refund or even an apology. They charge a premium and I thought that meant they would do some quality control on their tours, especially the ones that are outsourced but no. So in that case, just book directly with the tour groups for a cheaper price since the experience is the same. I booked a 4-day package “deal”. Day 1: Cafayate wine tour, outsourced to La Quebrada Tourismo. There was miscommunication between Dexotic and the tour company, which resulted in me being picked up late and the tour guide blaming me for being late, even though I texted Dexotic at 7am (pick ups start at 7am) I was ready. The wine tour at Viajes Secreta offered NO ENGLISH translator, but at least you sip some wine. Day 2: Humahuaca tour, outsourced also to La Quebrada Tourismo. The tour guide was kind but she spoke very little English, to the point where another tourist translated for us. She was a phenomenal guide in Spanish, but we were lucky if we got 20% of that translated to English - which meant half the tour group lost out on information. I took a video of the tourist translating for us and sent it to Dexotic but they pretty much just said “oh, we’ll speak to the driver to let them know”. Basically nothing was done and there was no offer of full or partial refund. Day 3: Salt Mines. Fabio was both the guide and the host. His English was great and he translated everything. You can also tell he really cares to make your experience a great one. If you have to book with this company, ask only to go on tours led by Fabio. I ended up cancelling the fourth day as the overall experience was lacking and I didn’t want to risk missing a flight for a potentially subpar day tour. They refunded 70% of the cost, said it was a favor since I cancelled with only 2-3 days notice. As a general tip: don’t book any tours (with any company) during Carnaval (always around February, check the dates). Traffic was horrendous (all travel times were doubled) - and these companies DID NOT WARN us of this when booking.












