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Jujuy & Quebrada de Humahuaca aerial view

Jujuy & Quebrada de Humahuaca, Argentina

In Argentina's far north-west, Jujuy climbs from subtropical valleys to the Quebrada de Humahuaca, a UNESCO World Heritage valley striped in ochre, green and violet. Adobe villages such as Purmamarca, Tilcara and Humahuaca keep pre-Hispanic ruins, colonial chapels and lively Andean festivals, while a handful of boutique hotels offer quiet comfort beneath the coloured hills.

Huacalera Hotel

A boutique hotel with colonial airs on the Tropic of Capricorn in the Quebrada de Humahuaca, with Andean design and the ancestral cooking of Restaurante Monterrey.

El Manantial del Silencio

A colonial-style mansion with green shutters and shaded galleries at the foot of Purmamarca's Hill of Seven Colours, with an indoor heated pool, a spa and Andean cuisine.

La Comarca Hotel

Rooms and bungalows styled as an Andean settlement at the foot of Purmamarca's Hill of Seven Colours, with a heated pool, a small spa and regional cooking.

Posada de Luz

A nine-room posada of wood, stone and adobe on a hillside in Tilcara, near the Pucará, with private terraces, mountain views, a garden pool and homemade breakfasts.

Los Colorados Cabañas Boutique

Seven adobe cabins with cane roofs at the foot of Purmamarca's Hill of Seven Colours, blending Andean building traditions with contemporary comfort near the village square.

Hotel Termas de Reyes

A thermal spa hotel in the green Reyes River valley, 19 km from San Salvador de Jujuy, with mineral-rich hot springs, outdoor thermal pools and mountain views.