Quebrada de Humahuaca Tours and Tickets

Explore the north of Argentina and Chile on this 7-day tour from Salta, one of traveler's favorite cities. Tour along the Humahuaca Gorge (a UNESCO Heritage Site) and visit towns such as Purmamarca, Tilcara and Humahuaca. Visit the town of Cafayate, in the heart of Argentina's northern wine region in the Calchaqui Valley. Leaving Argentina, see the best of San Pedro de Atacama, a small town in the driest desert of the world. Little adobe houses and cozy restaurants are the base to explore one of Chile's most spectacular sceneries: The Moon Valley, Salt Mountain Range, El Tatio Geyser, sand dunes, thermal waters and a totally clear sky full of stars.

Immerse yourself in the landscape and culture of the Humahuaca Gorge region during this 13-hour excursion from Salta. Skip the hassle of renting a car with included round-trip transportation from your hotel. With your guide in the lead, visit highlights of the region including the Uquia Chapel, the town of Purmamarca, and Seven Colors Hill.

A 2-day amazing tour to visit Humahuaca Canyon, visiting Purmamarca, Humahuaca, Tilcara and Iruya.

Setting out on a 2-day journey through mountainous Argentina may seem overwhelming, but it's a breeze with a guide in the lead and all details arranged ahead of time. Visit highlights of the Humahuaca Gorge, including the Iruya Village, dating to the seventh century, as well as Uquia, Tilcara, and Purmamarca. Learn about the history, culture, and traditions of each location through your guide's in-depth commentary.

Pedal through the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Quebrada de Humahuaca during a 5-hour mountain bike tour. Follow your cyclist guide down gravel roads through Tilcara and its surrounding landscape for approximately 12 miles (20km). Learn about the natural history of the area from your guide and how millions of years of erosion uncovered the layers of rock and sediment. Hop off your bikes for a short hike into the surrounding area to visit the native village of Juella and see the fossils in the Cerro Amarillo.

One of the most incredible excursions you can do from Salta, the visit to Humahua Canyon, with Purmamarca and the 7-color hill, Pucara de Tilcara, Humahuaca, and more. Round Trip transfers Salta Airport - hotel - Salta Airport included

Discover the unusual landscape of Quebrada de Humahuaca on this 12-hour excursion from Salta. Travel along an ancient Incan route through multicolored canyons to this gorge, a UNESCO World Heritage Centre. Stop at small indigenous villages like Humahuaca, Purmamarca and Tilcara to view historical adobe churches and ruins. Visit San Salvador de Jujuy, a small city situated among the wooded lowlands, before returning to Salta on Route 9.

Explore the north of Argentina and Chile on this 7-day tour from Salta, one of traveler's favorite cities. Visit the Salt Flats and Purmamarca, tour along the Humahuaca Gorge (a UNESCO Heritage Site) and discover the famous Pucara de Tilcara, among others. Leaving Argentina, see the best of San Pedro de Atacama, a small town in the driest desert of the world. Little adobe houses and cozy restaurants are the base to explore one of Chile's most spectacular sceneries: The Moon Valley, Salt Mountain Range, El Tatio Geyser (geothermal field), sand dunes, thermal waters and a totally clear sky full of stars.

Absorb the spectral landscapes of the UNESCO-listed Quebrada de Humahuaca on a full-day tour from Salta. Alongside an expert guide, travel through the scenic Argentinian countryside to Purmamarca Village, an indigenous town home to the majestic Seven Colored Hill. Travel back in time in Pucará’s Archeological Museum; marvel at the ancient religious paintings in Uquía Church; and gaze at the golden statues inside the Cathedral of Maimara.

Travel to the Serranias del Hornocal viewpoint to experience the magnificently colored mountain range of northwest Argentina. Depart from Tilcara in a comfortable coach for the scenic 5-hour drive to Humahuaca, a town near the Serranias del Hornocal. Stop for a refreshing cup of coca tea before continuing up the mountain to the lookout area. Have time to walk around, soak in the incredible views and snap photos of the Quebrada de Humahuaca, a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its importance as part of the Camino Inca.