The Manu National Park is situated in Southeastern Peru where it covers 1.9 Million hectares. Around 6500 Quechua and 2000 Amazonian peoples are living inside the Reserve. The Manu National Park is concerned by 3 major biogeograph... More

Discover this unique and off-the-beaten-path tour that many are still unaware exists. A Private tour or 6 Small Group Avoiding the crowds and being one of the only hikers on the path exploring the beautiful landscape! This is the ... More

The Cordillera Rainbow of Palccoyo is the sister of the famous mountain of the seven colors "Vinicunca" but with better accessibility. Its more than nine thousand natural hectares have a color similar to the rainbow, which gives i... More

Our tour embarks on a walking adventure from the Chinchero district to the farming community of Racchi, where we will be accompanied by friendly alpacas and llamas. Likewise, you will be able to see snow-capped mountains, mountain... More

Enjoy an adventure like no other on the remote Salkantay Trail, enjoying a 5-day hiking adventure to the celebrated Inca city of Machu Picchu. This ancient Inca-era footpath offers an alternative to the famous Inca Trail, spanning... More

Travel to one of the rural Quechua villages in the high Andes mountains above Ollantaytambo and connect with artisan leaders there. The women will share their textile heritage, including spinning, dyeing and weaving on a backstrap... More

The experience is about authentic cultural immersion and meaningful engagement with the place you visit, its people, cuisine, history, culture, heritage, lifestyle, and customs. You'll be surrounded by amazing Andean sights and vi... More

Qhispikay Sustainable Glamping is a social initiative where the host families of each camp are responsible for providing that unique cultural experience that prevails in the memory forever. With their visit, visitors are helping t... More

This very special alternative trek takes you alongside the spectacular snow-capped “Apu” of Ausangate (6.372m/20900ft) and takes you over mountain passes, through awesome mountain scenery, authentic Andean villages, hot spring... More

According to the Inca mythology of this mountain and the nearby lakes – among which Sibinacocha stands out – gives birth to the masculine energy that fertilizes Mother Earth, Pachamama. After a long course, the waters are lost... More

This unique mother-daughter experience in Peru has been carefully designed to ensure every aspect of your trip – from the hotels to the llama hikes to the chocolate making – will contribute to the communities and places you'll... More

Qhispikay Sustainable Glamping is a social initiative where the host families of each camp are responsible for providing that unique cultural experience that prevails in the memory forever. With their visit, visitors are helping t... More

On the way we can appreciate the peaks of perpetual snows such as the Veronica volcano and the Salkantay snowy, and very picturesque villages such as: Pachar, Ollantaytambo, Pampacahua. Then we move to take the minibus that will t... More

When visiting the areas of impact of the Llama Pack Project, you will learn about the importance of conserving our mountain ecosystems and contribute to motivate and generate training and work opportunities for high-Andean familie... More

The 3 day 2 nights Huchuy Qosco trek is a really nice and not too challenging option that combines espectaculr mountain views, original Inca Trails a community visit and a guided tour of the little known Inca site of Huchuy Qosco ... More

In this tour, we will travel through the mountains to enter to the cloud forest, where we’re gonna make some walks to observe several species of birds, orchids and maybe monkeys. After spending the night in our private lodge (Pa... More

When visiting the areas of impact of the Llama Pack Project, you will learn about the importance of conserving our mountain ecosystems and contribute to motivate and generate training and work opportunities for high-Andean familie... More