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Why visit San Salvador de Jujuy?
San Salvador de Jujuy, the provincial capital, is the gateway to all tourist destinations in the region. Located at 1,259 meters in a valley surrounded by mountains, the city combines colonial history (the Cathedral and Cabildo are National Historic Monuments), modern urban life, and cuisine fusing Andean traditions with contemporary cooking. It's the logical starting point for exploring the Quebrada de Humahuaca, Yungas, and Puna. The Gobernador Horacio Guzmán airport connects with Buenos Aires with daily flights.
What to do in San Salvador de Jujuy
The main attractions you cannot miss:
• Jujuy Cathedral
• Historic Cabildo
• Central Market
• Termas de Reyes hot springs (19km away)
• San Martín Park
How to Get There
Airport with daily flights from Buenos Aires (2h). Bus terminal with national connections.
Best Time to Visit
Year-round.
Planning your trip in the right season is key to enjoying the landscapes at their best and avoiding weather complications.
Accommodation
Jujuy offers options for all budgets. From budget hostels to luxury boutique hotels, you can find accommodation at every key point on the tourist route. We recommend booking well in advance, especially during high season (July, Easter, and Carnival).
Practical Tips
• Always carry water and sunscreen — UV radiation on the Puna and Quebrada is very intense.
• If coming from Buenos Aires or low-altitude cities, take the first day easy to acclimatize.
• Coca tea helps with altitude sickness.
• Carry cash: many places do not accept cards.
• Cell coverage is good in main towns but nonexistent in remote areas.
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