Introducing Humahuaca
The Quebrada’s largest settlement is its most handsome, with atmospheric cobblestoned streets, adobe houses and quaint plaza. You can feel the nearby puna here, with chilly nights, sparse air and a quiet Quechua population. Humahuaca feels less affected by tourism than the towns further south, and is the better for it. There are good handicrafts shops around town, and folk musicians strum and sing in the more popular restaurants.
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Last updated: Sep 23, 2008
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RE: Comfort Trekking in Argentina
by eurotrash 14 September 2011
The only places off the top of my head with refugios similar to TdP are the Nahuel Huapi traverse near Bariloche, and the mountains near…
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RE: San Pedro Atacama/ Uyuni/ Salta advice needed please
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RE: La Quiaca - Purmamarca - Salta
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