Information about Palpalá:

Palpalá, head of the homonymous department, is located 13 km southeast of the capital city of San Salvador de Jujuy.

Palpalá is the ideal setting for those who enjoy direct contact with nature and are encouraged to adventure tourism.

The city of Palpalá Jujuy is important in the tourist sense due to several events of which it has been part, one of them is that it was the first Olympic Village that was established in the province, with a stadium, points with Internet access, and much more.

The city of Palpalá is located within the Yungas biosphere reserve, promoted by UNESCO, which seeks to obtain a balance between the population and the surrounding nature that is not affected.

For these and other reasons, Palpalá has increased year after year the index of visitors looking to enjoy its landscapes, in addition to knowing a little more about the culture that its inhabitants develop there.

One of its attractions is the Serranías del Zapla, which together with the Yungas make up a landscape of very fresh and very colorful forest due to the vividness of the colors of its natural components, such as shrubs, flowers, even the fauna that He lives there.

Information about Catamarca:

San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca (also known by the name of Catamarca) is an Argentinian city located within the Province of Catamarca. It is the capital, and most populated city of the province, with an estimated population of 160,000 inhabitants.

The city of San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca is located near other locations such as:  El Rodeo, Juan Bautista Alberdi, Monteros, Aguilares, Concepción, La Cocha, Hullapima, San Miguel de Tucumán, Termas de Río Hondo, Santiago del Estero and La Rioja.

Most of the people who travel and visit the city, do so, because of its natural and cultural attractions. Some of the most visited and popular points when traveling to San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca are: Catedral Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Valle, Museo Arqueologico Adan Quiroga, Museo de la Virgen del Valle, Plaza 25 de Mayo, Museo Arqueológico Adan Quiroga, and Pueblo Perdido, among many other local landmarks.

There is a bus terminal located in the center of the city,  specifically in Santiago del Estero street and Güemes Avenue. From the bus terminal it is possible to travel both to destinations within Argentina, and to destinations in neighboring countries like Chile, Peru, Uruguay, Paraguay and Bolivia.