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Solar Train Of The Ravine

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12 hrs

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122.825 ARS

Embark on an extraordinary journey through the breathtaking Humahuaca Gorge aboard the Solar Train. This full-day tour seamlessly blends nature, culture, and comfort, providing an unforgettable experience. Enjoy convenient transfers from San Salvador de Jujuy as you explore, in just one day, some of the most iconic landscapes and charming towns in northern Argentina.

During this adventure, you'll traverse approximately 42 kilometers through the Quebrada de Humahuaca, stopping at its key stations:

Volcán, the route's starting and finishing point, Tumbaya, Purmamarca, Maimará, and Tilcara. Each of these locations boasts a distinct character, offering stunning landscapes, vibrant traditions, and rich cultural experiences.

Tour Description

The adventure kicks off with a city pickup and a transfer to the Quebrada, offering glimpses of the stunning scenery that awaits. Upon reaching Volcán, you'll board the Solar Train to embark on the 360° Experience.

This excursion is divided into two groups: Group A and Group B. Both groups cover the same path, visiting all stations with identical total program duration. The only variation is the departure time and the sequence of visited locations.

🚂 Group A Route

Group A of the Solar Train of the Quebrada completes a full tour through the Quebrada de Humahuaca, following a structured itinerary that ensures you savor each destination progressively.

The journey begins in Volcán, the train's starting point, where the adventure into the heart of the Quebrada de Humahuaca kicks off. The first stop is Purmamarca, a renowned destination known for the Hill of Seven Colors and its artisan market.

The tour then proceeds to Maimará, celebrated for its mountain formations like the Painter's Palette, before heading to Tilcara, a significant cultural and historical hub where you can delve into archaeological sites and soak in the local vibe.

On the return journey, the train traverses Posta de Hornillos, a pivotal historical landmark in the region, then moves towards Tumbaya, a quaint and picturesque village that preserves the traditional essence of the ravine.

The circuit ultimately concludes back in Volcán, wrapping up a comprehensive experience that encompasses all the route's destinations.

🚂 Group B Route

Group B of the Quebrada Solar Train offers the same extensive experience, but in a different sequence, ensuring a more balanced flow of visitors at each site.

The departure also originates from Volcán, from which the train first heads to Tumbaya, an enchanting Andean village perfect for beginning to immerse in the local culture.

The route continues to Purmamarca, where you can relish its iconic scenery and lively artisanal offerings. Subsequently, the train advances to Posta de Hornillos, a site of immense historical significance within the gorge.

Next, you'll reach Maimará, boasting impressive natural formations, followed by Tilcara, a key stop on the circuit known for its cultural, gastronomic, and archaeological wealth.

In the journey's final phase, the train retraces its path through the stations until it culminates at Volcán, marking the end of the experience.

What’s included?

What’s included:

360 Experience Transfer Ticket! Transfers to/from San Salvador de Jujuy

Frequently Asked Questions

The Quebrada Solar Train itinerary includes a scenic journey through the Quebrada de Humahuaca region in Jujuy, covering iconic sections between Volcán, Tumbaya, and Purmamarca. The excursion lasts approximately 2.5 to 3 hours, depending on the section selected. The train offers strategic stops to appreciate the landscapes, take photos, and learn about local culture and traditions. It is ideal for tourists seeking sustainable experiences and responsible tourism that respects nature and Andean history.

Yes, the Quebrada Solar Train is equipped to provide accessibility for people with reduced mobility, meeting international standards. The carriages have ramps, adapted spaces, and accessible restrooms to ensure comfort and safety during the excursion. It is recommended to inform us of any special needs when booking to ensure a personalized experience. The goal is for all travelers to enjoy tourism in the Quebrada in an inclusive and barrier-free manner, making the most of this innovative tourist train.

The Quebrada Solar Train offers a comfortable environment with panoramic seats, air conditioning, and sustainable technology. Onboard, tourists have access to tourist information, bilingual guides specializing in the region's history and culture, and regional snacks and beverages. Responsible tourism is also promoted through the use of solar energy. There are stops for guided walks at points of interest, allowing travelers to take photographs and enjoy the natural beauty of Jujuy safely and comfortably.

Booking the Quebrada Solar Train can be easily done online through the official Best South America Tours website by selecting your desired date and route. Advance booking is recommended due to high demand, especially during peak tourist seasons. Multiple payment methods are accepted, including credit cards, debit cards, bank transfers, and digital payment platforms. Before confirming your booking, please review the cancellation and change policy to ensure a safe and convenient travel experience.

Tourists are advised to wear comfortable, lightweight clothing appropriate for the region's climate, sunscreen, a hat or cap, sunglasses, and a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated during the excursion. It's also advisable to bring a camera or mobile phone to capture the landscapes of the Humahuaca Gorge. Depending on the time of year, a light jacket may be useful for the early morning hours. These tips will help you fully enjoy ecotourism in Jujuy.

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Single Couple With friends With children Family

Cost Level

Average

Cancellation Policy

Free up to 7 days before

Type of Activity

Train ride

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Culture and history PICTURESQUE TOWNS Cities