Urbano Huayna, founder of Peru Is Travel, carefully selected a couple of Andean communities located in remote areas. Despite their remoteness, we share a close connection with them as we speak the local language, Quechua. It is this shared cultural bond that makes these families our partners as we strive to promote responsible and ethical tourism practices
Tour itinerary
Patacancha one of that few Andean communities with a unique traditional life style is located in Ollantaytambo one of the unique villages. The inhabitants are still living under the same customs coming from centuries. As a reflection of culture and authenticity, the families maintain the traditions working in agriculture and at the same time to manufacture their clothes. On this wonderful journey you will be part of the family sharing some of their magnificent traditional daily activities, music, dance, and the connection of people with the nature.
Inclusions
Practical Information Including
- Pick up in Private Transportation
- Bilingual tour guide (Quechua speaking)
- Lunch made with local ingredients (pachamanca)
- Local activities (according the season)
- First aid kit and oxygen bottle
Not included
- Souvenirs
- Gratitude
- Meals breakfast and dinner
Notes
What to bring
You should bring:
- The high season in Cusco goes from May to August so the prices of tickets, hotels are higher.
- As for the climate, due to its location, Cusco has a climate divided into two distinct seasons: the dry season (between April and October with warm days with an average temperature of 17 ° C and at night the temperature drops to -10 ° C.) and the rainy season (from October to March).
- It is recommended to bring warm clothes, because we are at an altitude of over 3000 m and the temperature changes abruptly.
- It is very important to bring hats and sun-block on every tour.
- The rain poncho must be carried in the backpack for each tour.
- Be in good physical condition.
- Stay above 3000 m for at least 3 days to avoid altitude sickness.
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