Classic Experience · Northwest Argentina

Quebrada de
Humahuaca & Iruya

4 days · 3 nights · UNESCO World Heritage · 7 Colours Hill · Iruya

UNESCO World Heritage Site

A Canyon of Color,
Culture & Time

Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Quebrada de Humahuaca combines a breathtaking natural landscape with an extraordinary human history — the deep relationship between the Andes, the Puna, the Inca Empire and the communities that have called this valley home for thousands of years.

From Purmamarca's famous Hill of Seven Colours to the remote mountain village of Iruya — hidden in a gorge at 2,780 metres — this journey takes you deep into one of Argentina's most remarkable and spiritual landscapes. Our 4-day package includes accommodation, private transfers, a local guide, select activities and meals.

4 days / 3 nights Accommodation included Private Transfer Local Guide Activities & Meals included
Sample Itinerary

Day by Day

Salta City Day 1

Arrival & Salta City

Transfer from the local airport to your hotel and accommodation. Enjoy a walking tour of Salta's beautiful colonial centre — the Plaza 9 de Julio, the Cathedral and the historic streets of the city.

Quebrada de Humahuaca Day 2

Purmamarca, Tilcara & Uquía

Depart into the UNESCO-listed Quebrada de Humahuaca. Visit Purmamarca and its iconic Hill of Seven Colours, then Tilcara with its pre-Columbian pucará fortress. Continue to Uquía to see its colonial church and the extraordinary paintings of the Ángeles Arcabuceros. Overnight in Humahuaca.

Iruya village Day 3

The Road to Iruya

Drive through the village of Iturbe and ascend to Abra del Cóndor at 3,900 metres, then descend into the dramatic gorge to reach Iruya — one of Argentina's most remote and magical villages, accessible only by a single mountain road. Overnight in Tilcara.

Add-on Experiences

Other Activities
in the Quebrada

Quebrada de Humahuaca UNESCO Heritage

Quebrada de Humahuaca UNESCO

This site combines a diverse landscape with works of humankind expressing the deep relationship between the Andes, the Puna, the Inca Empire and the local fight for independence. A journey through 10,000 years of human history.

Rural Communities Quebrada Community

Sacred Cemetery & Rural Community

Depart from Tilcara to the Quebrada de Sapagua for a walk through the landscape, then visit the small community of Hornaditas — where local families open the doors of their homes and share their way of life in the high Andes.

Empanadas Peñas Northwest Argentina Culture

Empanadas & Folkloric Peñas

In one evening, taste the typical dishes of Northwest Argentina and enjoy its musical soul. Live shows featuring musicians and dancers, traditional recipes and the warmth of Salta's legendary peñas — an experience not to be missed.

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