Uquía, a small village in Jujuy Province, Argentina, is known for its historic church, Iglesia de Uquía, featuring unique paintings of angel arcabuceros (angels with arquebuses). The village offers a glimpse into Andean culture and history along the Quebrada de Humahuaca. Accessibility might be limited due to the rural location and terrain, so consider local transportation options. Visiting solo allows for independent exploration, but guided tours can provide deeper insights into the region's history and culture. The best time to visit is during the shoulder seasons (spring and fall) for pleasant weather. Expect to spend a few hours to half a day exploring the village and its church. Costs are generally moderate, mainly covering transportation, meals, and any entrance fees or tour costs.