Journey to the amazing Quebrada de Humahuaca, a spectacular UNESCO World Heritage Site cradled by majestic cliffs. Learn about the local traditions and customs and visit various points of interest including the distinct Hill of the Seven Colors.

The 93-mile (150-km) wide valley of Quebrada de Humahuaca is near Argentinean National Route 9, approximately 80 miles (130 km) from San Salvador de Jujuy. Rightfully considered the gem of Jujuy Province, this UNESCO-listed site boasts pre-Hispanic as well as pre-Incan settlements and has been an important passage for transporting people and ideas from the Andes to the plains for 10,000 years.

As you admire the breathtaking beauty of the surrounding scenery, learn about the traditions, customs, and history of the locals. Explore Tumbaya and Purmamarca—each with its own special charm and character—boasting a distinct blend of indigenous culture and Spanish influences. In the small town of Purmamarca, get a glimpse of the impressive Hill of the Seven Colors.