Embark on one of the most fascinating excursions in northwestern Argentina: Salinas Grandes and Purmamarca, a tour that combines otherworldly landscapes, picturesque villages, and the magic of high altitudes.

The trip starts from Salta and heads north, entering Jujuy Province along the legendary National Route 9. The first stop is the charming village of Purmamarca, famous for the imposing Hill of Seven Colors. Its adobe houses, cobblestone streets, and craft markets create an authentic atmosphere where visitors can enjoy regional crafts, fabrics, and flavors.

From there, the ascent begins along the majestic Cuesta de Lipán, a mountain road full of hairpin bends and panoramic vantage points that reaches over 4,000 meters above sea level. The journey is an unforgettable experience in itself: each bend offers unique views of the Andean valleys and mountains.

The reward comes when you reach the Salinas Grandes, a vast white desert covering over 200 km² on the border between Salta and Jujuy. Here, nature dazzles with its endless expanse of crystallized salt that merges with the deep blue sky. Visitors can walk on the salt, observe the extraction ponds, and take spectacular photos where perspective creates unique effects. The feeling is that of being in a lunar landscape, completely different from anywhere else in the world.

During the excursion, the tour guides share information about the geology, the history of salt mining, and the life of the local communities that inhabit the region. On the way back, strategic stops are made at high vantage points to admire the landscape and enjoy the coolness of the puna.

The combination of Purmamarca and Salinas Grandes makes this excursion a complete experience: culture, tradition, and extreme nature all in one unforgettable day.