Quebrada de Humahuaca, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Argentina, recognized in 2003, is a dramatic Andean valley tracing 10,000 years of human history along an ancient Inca trade route. Featuring colorful rock formations, pre-Columbian villages, and colonial towns like Humahuaca, it reflects a vibrant cultural mosaic of Indigenous and Spanish influences. This site showcases Argentina’s rich heritage, blending natural splendor with a deep historical narrative.

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