Explore the world with tourHQ
Explore the world with tourHQ
Jujuy is an ethnically rich and beautiful colonial base for trekking in the Argentine Andes and offers some highly-rated tourHQ guides to help plan jaunts to the Paseo Colorado and Humahuaca Canyon.
Search Cities in Argentina
I start like a mountain guide in 1996 bringing small groups of backpackers from youth hostells in ...
Knowledge of the area and the providers to speed up the service
Somos una empresa de turismo activo que operamos en Cachi, Salta, Valles Calchaquies, Noroeste ...
I am a Tour guide from jujuy , Argntina. My favorite explanation is about local history, ...
Hello! My name is Nataliya. Over more than 18 years in tourism, I have traveled this amazing ...
Soy una Guía apasionada por la historia y la naturaleza; disfruto mucho poder mostrar mi ...
My name is Juan Carlos Viscarra my friends call me Juanca or JC. I studied Accountancy and ...
I have been working as a mountain guide in patagonia, for the last 20 years. Managed mountain hut, ...
Guia conductor con 48 años de experiencia. Todos los circuitos. Formación universitaria.
Freelance English-speaking guide based in North West Argentina who has an intimate knowledge of the ...
Hi, Im a Tour guide that speaks Spanish, English, French and Hebrew.Elementary school teacher, ...
I'm a certified mountain guide with years of experience leading tours across Mendoza, the Northwest ...
Llevo cerca de 25 años desempeñando mi profesión de Guia de Turisno en el noroeste de ...
Crowned by the spectacular multi-coloured ridges of the Humahuaca Canyon, little San Salvador de Jujuy remains one of Argentina’s less-trodden backcountry towns. Unique in its authenticity as one of the most culturally indigenous towns in the country, Jujuy is however famed primarily as the best jumping off point for explorations between the rising foothills of the Argentine Andes. Jujuy tour guides offer trekking packages from the town, out across the cacti-dotted ridges all around to Paseo Colorado, or along the yungas pathways to the cascading falls and hot springs of Lagunas de Yala.
Those who choose to linger a little and enjoy the breezy mountain air of this high-perched regional capital will discover a charming colonial core, with the whitewashed facades of the Cathedral of St Francisco and the palm-shrouded monuments of leafy Belgrano Square looking largely untouched despite the Jujuy exodus of 1812. There’s also an enthralling, blue-collar side to Jujuy, with clusters of earthy parrilla grills found packed out with tobacco farmers and sugar cane agriculturalists, and a smattering of backpacker bars bubbling to life in the evening.
Say Goodbye to Travel Stress