Salta has lots of architectural monuments to admire, which can help you learn a little bit about the history of the city. This is your opportunity to discover this incredible city on your own. In your free time this evening feel free to walk Balcarce Street and choose the bar or peña that suits you the most! We’ll visit the cathedral, the main square, and the presidential house of the Tacita de Plata, which means silver cup, a nickname the city of Jujuy was given because of its resemblance to the wealthy Cadiz in Spain.Īt the end of the day, we’ll drive you back to your hotel in Salta. We’ll then pass by the famous Tropic of Capricorn milestone and finally arrive in the city of San Salvador de Jujuy, the second largest capital of the Argentine North region, after Salta. In the afternoon, we’ll keep on traveling to get to the Uquía Church, where you’ll see some peculiar paintings of the colonial period, called Pinturas Cuzqueñas. You will be able to wander amongst colonial houses and streets, get a feel for the old-world serenity that still survives in this setting, and grab some lunch (not included) in one of the typical taverns the humita (a traditional corn-based dish) is something you definitely must try! We will then journey through the Yungas, the green-tinted jungle of the North, past all of these breathtaking natural monuments finally reaching the town of Humahuaca. Humahuaca Gorge is known for amazing natural monuments like the Seven Color Hill, the Pucará de Tilcara, and the Paleta del Pintor (Painter Palette) at Maimará village.
You will be picked up early in the morning to start your adventure exploring the Humahuaca Gorg (UNESCO Heritage Site).
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