Quebrada de Humahuaca

... her and let the car go on its way. After more spectacular landscapes covered in cactus deserts as we drove through the Quebrada de Humahuaca we ended up in Humahuaca were we decided to have lunch. We ended up in a Llama restaurant as nothing else ...

... fahrn wir noch weiter ins 2,5 stuendig entfernte Juyjuy, wo wir die Nacht verbringen. Dimarts XIII - I - MMIX Anirem des de Purmamarca a Humahuaca que queda un xic més al nord. Passarem per pobles petitets com Tilcara, Uquía, etc. Arribem ...

... to have something for dinner. In the afternoon we parted again. I decided to go with Fede and Lau for a horse ride in the Quebrada de Humahuaca. It was very nice getting on a horse to the top of the gills and seeing the wonderful view. At night we went ...

... après avoir fait mes adieux à Mirjam. Il y en a pour 4 ou 5 heures de route. La route longe la Quebrada de Humahuaca sur une centaine de kilomètres avant d'arriver dans ce petit village situé à 2939 mètres d'altitude. Je ...

... whole of America from Canada into Argentine (although a lot of it here is pretty bumpy!) We were soon into the Quebrada de Humahuca,  a valley known for its stunning multi-coloured mountains.  The different layers of minerals laid down in ...

... it difficult to get a decent picture.  Nonetheless, you can see some of the colors and designs that make the Quebrada de Humahuaca. To see better pictorial representations of the Quebrada, click here. Upon arrival to Humahuaca, I stepped off the bus ...

... night in Argentina was spent in the small sundrenched adobe desert town of Humahuaca, high up in multicoloured mountains of the Quebrada de Humahuaca.   Founded in 1591, it has a rich cultural history and the fusion of indigenous, colonial and ...

... midday so that we could witness the town's cherished mechanical Saint Francis Solano in action. Driving along the Quebrada de Humahuaca was amazing - there were so many beautiful views and photo opportunities that we didn't know where to look - ...

Traveling through the northern part of the Quebrada at sunset was magic too, I could not take my eyes off the landscapes. More colors, more shapes, that you just have to keep staring at, totally under the spell. La Quiaca, border town. I struggled a ...

... - E. Sábato, Sobre Heroes y Tumbas Thoughts of such a past linger in the eyes of the people of the Quebrada de Humahuaca, countered by warmth issuing from toothless grins. Nestled in the mountains painted with a multitude of geologic hues, Humahuaca ...