Was ist los in Tilcara, Argentinien – übers Jahr

Hochbetrieb – Enero Tilcareño, Christmas and New Year

• Risiko

  Summer mudslides on the RN 9

  1. Jan. – 31. März · meistErdrutsch-SaisonSchließungen

  Summer storms send mud and rock down the side gullies onto the valley road, locally called volcanes, cutting the RN 9 at Volcán or Tumbaya for hours or days. Leave slack in any schedule for the drive up. Quelle ↗

• Festival

  Enero Tilcareño

  7.–31. Jan.Großes FestivalVollFrüh buchen

  A month of folklore stages, gaucho pialada contests and dances in the municipal hall, running since 1957. It is the reason January is the one month the Quebrada's small hotels are genuinely full. Quelle ↗

Läuft noch: Christmas and New Year (24. Dez. – 1. Jan.)

Hochbetrieb – Carnaval and the devil, Summer holidays in Argentinien

• Festival

  Carnaval and the devil

  1. Feb. – 10. März · meistKarnevalVollFrüh buchen

  A horned figure is dug out of a mound on the opening Saturday and buried again nine days later; in between the comparsas move through town throwing flour and talc. Beds go months ahead. Quelle ↗

Läuft noch: Summer mudslides on the RN 9 (1. Jan. – 31. März (meist))

Hochbetrieb – Carnaval and the devil, Punta Corral pilgrimage

• Feiertag

  Semana Santa

  2.–5. Apr.Ostern & KarwocheVollFrüh buchenSchließungen

  Holy Thursday and Good Friday make one of the year's biggest long weekends. Banks and public offices close, long-distance buses and domestic flights sell out, and hotels in popular towns fill at higher rates, so book ahead. Quelle ↗

• Festival

  Punta Corral pilgrimage

  16. März – 21. Apr. · meistPilgersaisonVoll

  In Holy Week thousands climb from Tilcara to the Virgin's sanctuary in the high pass, led by sikuri bands of cane flutes and drums, and bring her down into town on the Wednesday to a packed plaza. Quelle ↗

Läuft noch: Summer mudslides on the RN 9 (1. Jan. – 31. März (meist)), Carnaval and the devil (1. Feb. – 10. März (meist))

Hochbetrieb – Semana Santa, Punta Corral pilgrimage

Im April beginnt nichts Neues.

Läuft noch: Semana Santa (2.–5. Apr.), Punta Corral pilgrimage (16. März – 21. Apr. (meist))

Zwischensaison – ein gewöhnlicher Monat

Im Mai beginnt nichts Neues.

Viel los – Schulferien in 2 der Herkunftsländer, aus denen die Gäste kommen, einer der Monate mit dem besten Wetter

• Festival

  Inti Raymi at Huacalera

  20.–21. JuniGroßes Festival

  Indigenous communities keep a night vigil on the winter solstice at Huacalera, 17 km north on the Tropic of Capricorn, and greet the sunrise of the Andean new year with offerings, sikuris and erke horns. Quelle ↗

Hochbetrieb – Argentine winter holidays, Winter recess in Argentinien

• Saison

  Argentine winter holidays

  5. Juli – 5. Aug. · meistSchulferienVollFrüh buchen

  The Quebrada is the most booked region in the province over the July break, with Tilcara near full. Craft market stalls and peñas are at their busiest; so are the queues for Garganta del Diablo and the Pucará. Quelle ↗

Viel los – Argentine winter holidays

• Festival

  Día de la Pachamama

  1. Aug.Religiöses Fest

  On the first of August households open a hole in the ground and feed it — food, coca, alcohol — before anyone eats. It is a domestic thing rather than a show, and most of the Quebrada does it. Quelle ↗

Läuft noch: Argentine winter holidays (5. Juli – 5. Aug. (meist))

Viel los – Fiesta Nacional de los Estudiantes, Schulferien in 2 der Herkunftsländer, aus denen die Gäste kommen

• Festival

  Fiesta Nacional de los Estudiantes

  12.–26. Sep.Großes FestivalVoll

  San Salvador de Jujuy, about 85 km south, spends two September weeks on student float parades that run late into the night. Jujuy's schools close for part of the week. Quelle ↗

Zwischensaison – ein gewöhnlicher Monat

Im Oktober beginnt nichts Neues.

Zwischensaison – ein gewöhnlicher Monat

• Festival

  Dia de las Almas

  1.–2. Nov.Religiöses Fest

  Families set tables of offerings for returning souls, draped black for the recently dead and white for children, stacked with bread figures baked in mud ovens, and neighbours are welcomed in to share. Quelle ↗

Hochbetrieb – Christmas and New Year, Summer holidays in Argentinien

• Feiertag

  Christmas and New Year

  24. Dez. – 1. Jan.Weihnachten & NeujahrSchließungen

  Argentines celebrate at midnight on 24 and 31 December with family dinners and fireworks. Shops close early on those evenings, and on 25 December and 1 January almost everything is shut, including many restaurants. Quelle ↗