On this occasion we will be behind the massif of Pitusiray, the apu or mountain lord of Calca province, and walk along the edge of a mountain range where we will have the chance to see different lagoons and the slopes of Quebrada Calca and Quebrada Lamay, along with folds of the earth's crust that add drama to Andean geology.

This hiking takes us through a reserve aimed at preserving forests and endangered birds. In the dry season, the snow-capped Verónica...

This exploration transports travelers to paths where only shepherds pass. There they will walk to more than 13000 ft. Then, following some water...

This walk begins at an isolated community in the heights of the Andes. From there, the trail goes up to a broad pass from...

This mountain walk follows tracks used by local shepherds among lagoons serving as water deposits to sustain the area’s rural lifestyle...

We begin in the altitude, through a pastureland highly isolated from the rest of the valley. The trail includes several lagoons...

The trail crosses the mountains that separate the Sacred Valley from Cusco and reaches the Town Square of the Inca’s imperial city. This road...

This exploration offers breathtaking views to lagoons at different altitudes, to the farmlands of Chinchero and to the valleys. To reach...

This is the most physicallydemanding exploration and the one with the most spectacular landscapes. It crosses the Urubamba mountain...

We begin our ascent by a path of agricultural and livestock use. During this exploration, we can see Cerro Pachatusan, considered in Inca culture...

The exploration begins in the heights of the pampas and then descends – over a vehicle road – among Quechua communities and farmlands...

This exploration takes travelers to one of the most fertile areas of the Sacred Valley. We begin by heading toward the Quinsacocha lagoon, a typical landscape of the Cuzco puna, until reaching the community of Chauaytire, where we will walk among and observe the rock paintings of the area's ancient inhabitants. Lastly, we will have the chance to interact with members of the community, who will teach us the millennial art of Andean textiles.