The Inca trail (Cápac Ñan, in  Quechua language) is the name of the extended road network (more than  40,000 km or 26000 miles in total) built by the Incas to connect different parts of their

This adventurous trek will lead you through breathtaking mountains and valleys The Lares Valley is a more remote region, but this off the beaten path destination has a lot to offer This trail lasts

An exciting Way to visit the Sacred Valley of the Incas, having lunch in an Andean community, learning about its culture and savoring its delicious wood-cooked food, visiting the archaeological

The Inca Trail (Capac Ñan, Quechua language) is the name by which the extensive network of roads (more than 40,000 kilometers in total) built by the Incas is known to connect different parts of the

If you are up for an adventure then join this amazing 4 day trek during which you can bike at a height of 4350 m, go rafting on the sacred river of the Incas and go on breathtaking walks through

During this cooking class our chefs will tell you more about Peruvian cuisine, ingredients, native products, people, culture, techniques of the Peruvian kitchen, how Peruvians eat, what Peruvians

Get inspired and discover all the secrets of the unique culture of the Incas and all their archeological heritage sites that they left in the most beautiful places They have built ingenious walls and

After leaving Cusco city we will see the crops growing in the fields, such as potatoes, corn and Andean cereal like kiwicha, Quinua and Cañihua As soon as we get to Patabamba we will receive a

The Inca trail (Cápac Ñan, in  Quechua language) is the name of the extended road network (more than  40,000 km or 26000 miles in total) built by the Incas to connect different parts of their

Get inspired and discover all the secrets of the Sacred Valley and the culture of the Incas, who left impressive and unique architectural wonders like the city of Machu Picchu During this 2 day tour

An unforgettable experience: visiting Machu Picchu You will depart early in the morning from your hotel in Cusco and head to the Wanchaq train station From there, you will take a bus to Ollantaytambo

The Chuquicahuana section has a white water class of III-IV during the dry season and reaches a level of IV-V In the rainy season, because of this it is possible to do rafting the whole year round