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With fiery mountains blazing in its background and squat adobe buildings in burnt reds and buttery yellows, dry Humahuaca feels a bit like a painted desert. But the parched town is anything but dry in spirit. These people love life and know how to live it.
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The craft market runs along San Martin behind the railroad tracks. It’s a fun, lively atmosphere and...
It doesn’t get much more Humahuaca than this little adobe dwelling in the center of town. Doubles, triples, an...







This cozy hostel is like a little dose of home. In Humahuaca. A small patio with a grill and shaded tables is ju...







Hostelling International does it again. The brand may be a foreigner magnet, but this friendly hostel has a youn...







For cheap regional food, El Portillo is the place to be. It’s just blocks from the plaza and serves local favo...







A restaurant/ peña, Fortunato Ramos is a favorite with locals for quick lunches or evening revelry. Stop by in ...







In comparison to other restaurants in Humahuaca, this one is gargantuan. But its “large” size does nothing t...







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