Know Jujuy

Jujuy Province, in northwest Argentina, is famed for its breathtaking natural beauty—from the vibrant, multicolored hills of Quebrada de Humahuaca to the soaring Andes mountains. This land blends rich indigenous traditions with colonial history, featuring charming towns, ancient ruins, and a unique cultural identity that bridges past and present.

Things to do in Jujuy

From wandering through rainbow-hued valleys to sharing coca tea in adobe villages or dancing in the highland carnivals, it’s a soulful escape shaped by nature and Andean heritage.

🌄 Top Things to Do in Jujuy

🚶‍♂️Trek Through Painted Landscapes

🦙 Immerse Yourself in Andean Culture

🎶 Celebrate Local Festivals

  • Enjoy the vibrant Carnaval de Humahuaca (February) with traditional music, comparsas, and devil masks

  • Attend Semana Santa or Inti Raymi, rooted in deep ancestral traditions

🧂Explore the Salt Flats

  • Take a 4x4 tour across the Salinas Grandes, and snap mirror-like reflection photos

  • Learn about salt harvesting and visit artisan salt workshops

🍲 Taste Northern Argentine Cuisine

  • Try humita, locro, and tamales in local peñas (folk taverns)

  • Sip coca tea to adapt to altitude and explore local wines from the Valles

🐎 Go Horseback Riding in the Valleys

Places to Visit in Jujuy

📍 Must-Visit Places in Jujuy

🏞️ Quebrada de Humahuaca (UNESCO World Heritage Site)

A breathtaking mountain valley filled with historic villages, pre-Hispanic ruins, and scenic trails.

🌈 Purmamarca & Cerro de los Siete Colores

A postcard-perfect village at the foot of a technicolor mountain. Great base for exploring the region.

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🧂 Salinas Grandes

A dazzling white salt flat stretching across the highlands. Best visited on a guided 4x4 tour.

🏔️ Serranía de Hornocal

Known as the "Mountain of 14 Colors", this surreal ridge near Humahuaca reaches over 4,300m in altitude.

🌿 Yala Provincial Park

Lush forests, mountain lakes, and cool air—perfect for a day hike or picnic just outside San Salvador de Jujuy.

🏛️ Tilcara

A lively town with cobbled streets, an archaeological museum, and the restored Pucará de Tilcara (pre-Inca fortress).

Uquía

A small town known for its church with colonial arcabucero angel paintings and access to colorful canyon hikes.

🏙️ San Salvador de Jujuy

The provincial capital—explore historic buildings, local markets, and museums, or use it as a base for day trips.

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