Puna and Salt Flats

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Type:
Sightseeing
Price from:
350 ARS /person
Phone:
+54 387 4215625
Payment Types:
  • No Cash
  • No Credit Card
  • No Cheque
  • No Travellers cheque
  • No Paypal
  • No Wire Transfer
Location Start:
your Salta hotel
Location Finish:
your Salta Hotel
Start time:
07.00 am
We Speak:
Russian, German, Portuguese, Spanish, French, English
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Last updated: 04/06/2009

Pre-incan ruins - colouful mountains - Salt flat

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Itinerary

Day 1

In our way, we pass the traditional town of Quijano and then, we reach to the impressive Toro Gorge. We stop and take a stroll in the pre-Incan city of Tastil.
Then, we continue our trip to San Antonio de los Cobres, which is a small mining town, to have lunch. In the afternoon, we take the famous 40 national route, which takes us to the Salt Flats, Where you will see the magnificence of the Puna.
Then, we go down the impressive Lipan Slope till we reach the picturesque Purmamarca town (Province of Jujuy), with its famous Seven Colour Hill. Then, we come back to Salta.

Extra Information

Extras -
We are a Travel Agency located in the city of Salta, whose members are tourism professionals who have devoted their lives to their careers.

Our main goal is to transform a simple tour into a Personal Experience, where quality and kindness are our top priorities.

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