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Argentinian Heritage & Archaeology

This collection highlights the profound archaeological legacy of Salta, centered on the Qhapaq Ñan, the UNESCO-listed Andean road system. The list features critical Inca administrative centers like Potrero de Payogasta, the pre-Incan urban ruins of Tastil, and unique structures such as the mud-and-straw granaries of La Poma. Complementing these outdoor sites are specialized museums in Salta city that preserve high-altitude artifacts and regional cultural traditions, offering a comprehensive look at the intersection of indigenous history and colonial heritage.

Argentinian Heritage & Archaeology — Harita

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Museum of High Altitude Archaeology

The Museum of High Altitude Archaeology is an archaeology museum located in the historical center of Salta, Argentina, which conserves and…

B

Los Graneros de la Poma

Ancient mud and straw silos used by the Inca to store maize and other crops. These well-preserved granaries are located inside a natural cave near the village of La Poma.

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Tastil

Ruins of a pre-Incan stone city dating back to the 14th century. Once one of the largest urban centers in the region, it is now a protected UNESCO World Heritage site.

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Camino del Inca

A section of the ancient Andean road system, or Qhapaq Ñan, which served as the primary communication and transportation network for the Inca Empire.

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Abra de la Cruz

An archaeological site situated along a high-altitude pass, containing remnants of the historic Inca road network.

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Camino del Inca sección 5

A designated pedestrian segment of the UNESCO-listed Inca road system, showcasing original paving and engineering used for trans-Andean travel.

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Gauffin

A local museum dedicated to regional history and cultural artifacts.

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Camino del Inca sección 5

A preserved archaeological stretch of the Qhapaq Ñan, illustrating the complex infrastructure developed by the Inca civilization.

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Camino del Inca

Part of the transcontinental trail system used by the Inca for administrative, military, and religious purposes across the Andes.

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Camino del Inca sección 5

A specific archaeological section of the ancient Inca highway, part of the network connecting Salta to the rest of the empire.

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Museo del Carnaval

Museum showcasing the costumes, music, and distinct cultural history of the traditional carnival celebrations in the Salta region.

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Abra de Chaupiyaco

High-mountain archaeological site located at a strategic pass along the historic Inca trail system.

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Abra de Ingañan

A strategic mountain pass featuring archaeological remnants of the Inca road system used for crossing the rugged Andean terrain.

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Las Capillas

Archaeological ruins of an Inca settlement and road station located within the Quebrada del Toro region.

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Potrero de Payogasta

A significant Inca administrative and religious center featuring a well-preserved Kallanka, or large rectangular hall, and ceremonial platforms.

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Monumento San Martín

A stone and bronze monument in Salta city dedicated to General José de San Martín, the leader of the South American struggle for independence.

Eugenio Costa / Public domain

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Abra del Acay

The Abra del Acay in La Poma Department, Salta Province, Argentina is the highest point in Argentina's National Route 40.