Location: Province of Jujuy
Top Things to do in Province of Jujuy
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Top 10 Things to do for Honeymoon in Province of Jujuy, Northern Argentina
Jujuy (Spanish pronunciation: [xuˈxui̯]) is a province of Argentina, located in the extreme northwest of the country, at the borders with Chile and Bolivia. The only neighboring Argentine province is Salta to the east and south.
Restaurants in Province of Jujuy
1. Cuesta de Lipan
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 350 reviews
Reviewed By Juanito_Hayburg - El Paso, United States
Nearly two months ago, Tour Connections Lagunas de AtacamaCHILE guide NADIA alerted me to the third (Salar de UyuniBolivia & AtacamaCHILE are the other two) great salt basin Salinas GrandeARGENTINA, which became an obvious completion factor for my bucket list during my Tierra del Fuego odyssey, 14JAN-07APR2020. Overnighting at the fabulous La Reliquia in perfect PurmamarcaARGENTINA was essential to enjoying/learning about this critical climate. At the corner of Libertad & Rivadavia is where I submitted my name to the collectivo organizer, where I obtained a great seat (as a slightly mobility disabled person) for a perfect view of the winding switchback-filled route. We had a short break at an excellent viewpoint. I am SO GLAD this was exceptionally well-organized, the driver so skilled, and AMS didn’t affect me too much! It certainly gets my hearty “iWheel of Approval!” I encourage EVERYBODY to leave the driving to them so you can enjoy this amazing road as you visit the superb Salinas Grande-Purmamarca connection!
2. The Hill of Seven Colors
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3,094 reviews
Reviewed By _taisaalvarez - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Purmamarca is a really beautiful town , the church, the old tree in its yard, the hill , of course, the llamas, the food ( we bought empanadas and we ate them while walking by the streets) . It’ s a gift for your eyes & soul.
3. Serranias Del Hornocal
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5.0 based on 1,361 reviews
Reviewed By NJCricketer
Beauty of mother nature - heard about this place only 6 months ago and as luck would have it - we visited it - well worth it!
4. Quebrada de Humahuaca
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,494 reviews
The valley contains numerous archaeological remains of pre-Columbian settlements.
Reviewed By Madka_Moska - Gdynia, Poland
It is - undoubtedly- one of the most beautiful Mountain views I have seen. And the town dotting the valley are so remote and interesting. I can recommend it to any nature lover I know :)
5. Salinas Grandes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,528 reviews
Reviewed By FedericaT4 - Salta, Argentina
It took some time to drive to Salinas Grandes from Jujuy, but it is totally worth. The landscape, also along the road, is spectacular! Just expect to drive slowly because of traffic and also altitude. There are little villages along the road, with local food, nice options to stop. July is a busy month, just be prepared.
6. Paseo de los Colorados
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,475 reviews
Reviewed By Sallycp11 - Melbourne, Australia
I’ve already posted about the Seven colours hills and Purmamarca in a seperate post so will just sum up that this 3 km walk is very easy ( although it is at 2,500m) and you can get a little map from the tourist office and walk the 3km Los Colorado Poseo ( you can also drive but walking way better) to see all the colours and layers of the many hills formed from as long as 3-4 million years ago. You can climb some rock stacks fir better views and grab an icy pole and cafe at the end of the loop .
7. Pucara de Tilcara
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,091 reviews
Amazing pre-Inca fortification ruins close to the city of Tilcara.
Reviewed By Triptippers - Portland, United States
This is a huge area that allows you to walk out into a dramatic part of the Tilcara hills. You can sense the history as you walk. We were almost put off by reviewer complaints about the ugly modern pyramid, but don't be. Its a minor moment in the overall experience. Recommend you allocate about 90 minutes. And its a great drive up the road and over the stream bed to get there.
8. Waterfall Garganta Del Diablo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,371 reviews
Reviewed By Travel_Maniac08 - Buenos Aires, Argentina
We left Tilcara with the car and took the road to Garganta del Diablo. Some say you can walk but I recommend taking the car and enjoy the road with many curbs to get to the parking place close to La Garganta. You need to walk down a bit in order to see the garganta. Also you can walk upstream in a small river that takes you to a natural small waterfall. We really enjoy the hike and jumping from one side to the other of the stream.
9. Termas de Reyes
10. Plaza 9 de Julio
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 818 reviews
Reviewed By Ktputnam - Salta, Argentina
The square is absolutely full of artisans selling their products, which was exactly what we were looking for. We ate at a great restaurant right off the square and enjoyed some of the other shops on surrounding streets as well.
