Humahuaca and Purmamarca Quebrada and Cerro 7 Colors

Volcano : The Magic Portal to the Humahuaca Gorge
Located more than 2,000 meters above sea level, the picturesque village of Volcano is the first obligatory stop when entering the Humahuaca Quebrada. Its name is not due to a geological volcano, but to the "mud volcanoes" (alluviums) that formerly descended from the hills, giving it a unique and fascinating geographical character.

On the banks of the Rio Grande, Tumbaya presents itself as one of the most picturesque and spiritual villages in the Quebrada de Humahuaca. With its dirt streets and leisurely pace, this destination invites you to discover the purest essence of Andean culture, away from the crowds.

Highlights of your visit:

Church of Our Lady of Sorrows: This 18th century colonial jewel is the soul of the people. With its simple adobe architecture and valuable paintings of the Cusco school, it is considered one of the most beautiful and authentic churches in the region.

Cradle of Traditions: Tumbaya is known worldwide for its religious celebrations, especially during Holy Week, when thousands of pilgrims descend from the hills with their bands of sikuris.

Natural Landscapes : The village is surrounded by soft-hued hills that contrast with the white of the church, offering one of the most serene and balanced postcards in all of Jujuy.

The Rainbow Village

At the foot of the majestic Cerro de los Siete Colores, Purmamarca is one of the most dazzling destinations in Argentina. This pre-Hispanic town captivates with its adobe houses, dirt streets and vibrant central square, where local artisans display colorful flame wool and ceramic fabrics.

What not to miss:

Cerro de los Siete Colores : A unique geological spectacle in the world.

Walk of the Colorados: A magical trail between reddish mountains and whimsical shapes.

Church of Santa Rosa de Lima : Colonial jewel of 1648.

It is the place where Andean culture and nature merge into an unforgettable postcard.

Archaeological Capital of La Quebrada

Tilcara is the beating heart of Jujuy, where ancestral history and current bohemian meet. Famous for its vibrant cultural scene, this town invites you to tour its cobblestone streets full of rocks, artist workshops and exquisite regional cuisine.

Unmissable milestones:

Pucará de Tilcara : Explore this reconstructed ancient pre-Hispanic fortress, offering incredible views of the valley and a journey to the Inca past.

Botanical Gardens: Discover the fascinating Andean flora and its giant cacti.

Devil's Throat : An epic hike to a natural waterfall between towering canyons.

Live the unique energy of Tilcara and its living traditions!

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Imagine a magical journey through the Quebrada de Humahuaca, that soulful corner of northern Argentina. You’ll walk among landscapes that seem painted: from the Cerro de los Siete Colores in Purmamarca, with its vibrant shades that change to the sun, to the Palettes of the Painter in Maimara, where nature signed his masterpiece.

You will go up to Pucará de Tilcara, an ancestral fortress that connects you with the cultures that inhabited these lands centuries ago. You will cross the Tropic of Capricorn in Huacalera, you will feel that you are on a live map. And in Uquia, you will stop in front of the Church of San Francisco, with its colonial paintings that keep stories in every stroke.

All this with a comfortable transport and a passionate guide who is telling you secrets of the place, like those grandparents who know a lot and tell well.

It is more than a journey: it is an experience where culture, history and nature embrace each other. Are you joining in discovering the magic of Humahuaca?