Information about San Salvador de Jujuy:

In this section you can find interesting data, if you plan to travel by bus, on Jujuy, such as: ticket prices, ticket reservations (and also check availability), departure and arrival times of buses, most requested destinations from and to Jujuy, most requested companies, see different categories of service (Bed, Semi-Bed, Total Bed, etc.), travel time, route map and other information of interest.

Jujuy (by official name San Salvador de Jujuy) is a capital city of Argentina located in the extreme north of the country, very close to the borders with Bolivia and Chile. Some of the most requested routes to and from Jujuy are: Jujuy - Mendoza, Jujuy - Buenos Aires, Salta - Jujuy, Jujuy - Córdoba, Mendoza - Jujuy, Jujuy - Tucumán, Jujuy - Santiago del Estero and Córdoba - Jujuy, among other routes .

Although the city of Jujuy especially has several points of interest and cultural value, it should be noted that most travelers who decide to travel to this incredible town usually do so for excursions and tours that allow you to see the incredible nature that surrounds and extends throughout the northern region of the country.

Some of the most requested companies for the Tucumán - Jujuy route are: Andesmar, Balut, El Rapido Internacional and Tramat.

Information about San Pedro de Jujuy:

San Pedro de Jujuy is the second most important city in the province of Jujuy. It is unique within the San Francisco de Jujuy River Valley, 15 km from the confluence of the Grande and Lavayén rivers.

San Pedro de Jujuy is another of the charming places offered by northern Argentina, its mountainous environment, its varied architecture, the tranquility it offers and its renowned green spaces make this site one of the most visited in the region.

They emphasize their religious and governmental buildings, their squares and parks in addition to the mountainous natural environment and full of forests that are a permanent invitation to visit the place.

The main celebration of San Pedro de Jujuy is the Carnival of the Yungas that takes place prior to the beginning of Lent and has indigenous rituals destined to celebrate the fertility of the earth and honor the deity of Mother Earth, the Pachamama, for The goods received. This is a short and adapted version of the Inca festival of Kapaj Inti Rami, which began in December and ended in March, in which he drank, sang, ate and danced until paroxysm.

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