Destinos y actividades de turismo comunitario en la provincia de Jujuy, Argentina.
Where to sleep? The community of Pucara does not have authorized accommodations. The closest communities where you can find this service are Ocumazo and Cianzo. Where to eat? Family dining room: CARDÓN SOLO Contact: Exaltación Cruz +549 388 4145475 Exaltation Cruz, Doña Nena is the cordial and charming owner of this dining room, located on the side of Route 73. Always ready to serve visitors with kindness, she has built a cozy place in the courtyard of her little house where they can spend to refresh yourself with traditional drinks such as dried fruit juices, taste pastry delicacies that are the specialty of the house or have regional dishes and sandwiches for lunch. CARDÓN SOLO, has a capacity of 18 covers and serves every day of the week from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. It is suggested to make your reservation in advance.
Pucará, Humahuaca, Jujuy.
About me I am María Argamonte, I was born in the original community of Valiazo, and I grew up in Pucara with my grandparents. They bequeathed me the knowledge of two wonderful tasks that today are the basis of my family finances. My grandmother was dedicated to cattle raising, she raised sheep and goats: she sheared her sheep, spun wool and wove socks, pullovers and vests; with the milk of the goats he made delicious cheeses. My grandfather was engaged in agriculture, he grew potatoes, corn, and peas. He was also a potter and a potter, he made pots, virques, and clay and stone plates. He was a very skillful person, he wove sheep and llama ponchos, blankets and picotes on his loom. I am dedicated to agriculture and goat farming. I decided to venture into tourism because I saw in this activity an alternative source of income and an opportunity to share the valuable knowledge that my grandparents left me. About My Experience I have raised goats since my childhood, I learned everything about them with my grandmother. They are currently my source of livelihood. I take them out every day so that they can eat tender grasses that […]
About me I am María Argamonte, I was born in the original community of Valiazo, and I grew up in Pucara with my grandparents. They bequeathed me the knowledge of two wonderful tasks that today are the basis of my family finances. My grandmother was dedicated to cattle raising, she raised sheep and goats: she sheared her sheep, spun wool and wove socks, pullovers and vests; with the milk of the goats he made delicious cheeses. My grandfather was engaged in agriculture, he grew potatoes, corn, and peas. He was also a potter and a potter, he made pots, virques, and clay and stone plates. He was a very skillful person, he wove sheep and llama ponchos, blankets and picotes on his loom. I am dedicated to agriculture and goat farming. I decided to venture into tourism because I saw in this activity an alternative source of income and an opportunity to share the valuable knowledge that my grandparents left me. About my experience Agriculture is an activity that I carry out from a very young age, it is an activity that requires a lot of work and dedication, but it also provides multiple satisfactions beyond the economic ones. For […]
About us I am María Méndez, I was born and raised in the original community of Ocumazo. From a very young age and from the hand of my father I learned agriculture, we sowed wheat, corn, potatoes, broad beans, peas and barley. My father owned a hydraulic mill, he taught me everything about its world and how it works. In that mill we made flour from everything we sowed. My father also taught me how to make bread, we made bread with the flours that we ground in our own mill. When I grew up and got married, I came to live in Pucara. In this community I also dedicate myself to agriculture and the production of buns that I sometimes sell to tourists who pass through the route to the Mirador de las Serranías de Hornocal. I wanted to start in Tourism to provide me with an additional economic income and because I find it very pleasant to share with people from other places. I am Fabiola Santí, I was born in San Pedro de Jujuy and I spent a large part of my childhood in Pucara with my maternal grandparents. Currently I alternate my residence between Fraile Pintado […]
Its name comes from Quechua and means fortress. It is probable that this name is associated with the abundant presence of archaeological remains, which constitute an extension of the extensive agricultural complex of Coctaca. The community of Pucara is located 15 kilometers east of the city of Humahuaca, on the side of Provincial Route 73. Knowing its attractions and undertakings is a good option to do before or after visiting the Mirador de las Serranías de Hornocal. Essential Information: The climate of the region in general is pleasant, in winter the minimum temperatures usually reach -9 ° C, on very cold days, between 6:00 and 9:00 in the morning, but at noon, almost every days are around 15 ° C. In the summer the minimums are around 12 ° C and the maximum 30 ° C. The rains occur only in summer, generally from December to March, and can be anticipated or extended by a few years. It is possible to arrive all year round, with caution in the rainy season (from December to March), because when it rains the road becomes slippery. The closest service station is located in the city of Humahuaca. Make sure you are well […]
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