Top 31 places to see in Jujuy

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Quebrada de Humahuaca

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Fantastic Views: The best sceneries you will ever see in the world. However, the drive to this place is pretty long and uncomfortable. A must-see for all Argentines. The colors of the hills are beautiful and the exquisite gastronomy. Beautiful monument with extensive staircase. There are usually craftsmen and fairs. Recommendable!

The Quebrada de Humahuaca is a narrow mountain valley located in the province of Jujuy in northwe... [..]

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Monumento Natural Laguna de los Pozuelos - APN

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Magical Place: A spectacular place! An incredible moon. The access road has about 7 kilometers and is not in good condition, but it is reached slowly. Although it was not the best date to see birds (July) we could see many flamingos and other birds on the shore of the lagoon.

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Pucará de Tilcara

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A great place of history and culture: A world historic site set in an impressive ancient village which is also a popular archaeological site. Apart from the historical ruins, there was a gorgeous botanical garden too. This little town is completely scenic in a beautiful setting. A visit to this rustic town is highly recommended.

The Pucará de Tilcara is a pre-Inca fortification or pukara located on a hill just outside the sm... [..]

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Salinas Grandes

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Superb View: This place is so unique that it seems that it belongs to another planet. If you have your own vehicle, then you can easily reach this place through mountains. It is highly recommended to wear a hat and sunglasses in this area. Also, hire a local guide to understand the history of the place.

The Salinas Grandes is a large salt flat in central-northern Argentina, spanning the borders of f... [..]

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Paseo de los Colorados

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A Brilliant Walk: If you love walking then you must visit this place. Walk here is not too long but the real problem is the heat as the weather is very hot in this area. Climb at Purmamarca hill and enjoy the hike. You will also enjoy mountains of seven colors.

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Cerro de los Siete Colores

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Beautiful Landscape: The best thing about this place is a seven-colored hill. The people here are very friendly and cooperative. You can also enjoy food of a lot of variety here. You can also buy local handicrafts here. Weather is quite moderate. You will find plenty of views for taking pictures.

Cerro de los Siete Colores is one of the hills bordering the Quebrada de Purmamarca which is in ... [..]

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Plaza 9 de Julio

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Ideal Place : One of the most beautiful town plazas I've visited. On one side there is the beautiful cathedral, and the others museums, restaurants, and cafés. Lively day and night! The buildings surrounding it are very beautiful. If you visit Salta - don't miss this plaza.

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Catedral Basílica Jujuy

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Very Pretty: It's very cute! and much narrower than anyone who has ever seen before. Still, it is nice to visit. It is aesthetically admirable, both outside and inside. The only problem should have better opening hours during holiday periods, since many tourists who are passing, can not appreciate it properly.

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Museo Arqueológico Eduardo Casanova

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A little museum that has an interesting display of artefact: Take an hour to explore this little museum which has an interesting display of artefacts from the Pre- Hispanic era. Most information is in Spanish and entrance is free on Mondays. The theme of the museum is around state-sponsored terrorism and the torture people from the Salta area had to face. Overall an interesting experience.