The Argentine Northwest (Noroeste Argentino) is a geographic and historical region of Argentina composed of the provinces of Catamarca, Jujuy, La Rioja, Salta, Santiago del Estero and Tucumán.

Argentina’s hardscrabble northwest sits beneath the mighty snowcapped Andes, where a confluence of wind, water, ice and time has conjured weird, wonderful rockscapes, streaked with minerals and glowing red in the sun. Nature speaks powerfully here, …

2021年4月26日 · Northwest Argentina (El Noroeste Argentino – often referred to as NOA or simply “El Norte”) is infinitely varied: ochre deserts where llamas roam, charcoal-grey lava flows, blindingly white salt flats, sooty-black volcanic cones and pristine limewashed colonial chapels set against striped mountainsides.

The Northwest is my favorite region of Argentine, full stop. It’s famous for its rainbow mountains, charming villages, folkloric music, and handwoven crafts. Salta is home to the country’s second-largest wine region and Tucuman saw the beginning of Argentina’s battle for independence.

The Andean Northwest is a region in the northwest of Argentina bordered in the north by Bolivia, in the east by the Chaco region, in the southeast by the Pampas region, in the south by the Cuyo region, and in the west by Chile.

2019年12月3日 · More Santa Fe, New Mexico than Miami, Florida, Argentina’s northwestern provinces open the door to indigenous cultures, red deserts, and the Andes Mountains. This often-overlooked region is the perfect getaway from the bustle of Buenos Aires thanks to its laid-back towns and gorgeous landscapes.

2018年5月24日 · Northwest Argentina is an area rich in history and culture from the Incas to the Spanish domain. Local inhabitants have preserved their ancient customs and traditions: colorful clothing, expressive artwork and handicrafts, music, markets and street fairs and delicious cuisine.

Argentina's northwest, with its colonial and pre-colonial heritage, friendly locals, hallucinatory rock formations, increasingly sophisticated tourism infrastructure, and lush valleys that rise into oxygen-thin, condor-haunted uplands, is a brew that most travelers find intoxicating.

Argentine Northwest is renowned for its extraordinary landscapes. The Quebrada de Humahuaca , a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a narrow mountain valley that stretches 155 kilometers (155 miles) and is most famous for Purmamarca’s 7 Colors Mountain and …