Community of Amaru

From USD 90 USD 70

Immerse yourself in the authentic traditions of the Amaru community, a small Andean village in the Sacred Valley known for its rich culture and deep connection to nature.

This experiential tourism adventure offers a unique opportunity to live like a local, participate in daily activities, and learn about ancestral customs.

Itinerary

Traditional Weaving

Discover the ancient techniques of natural dyeing and textile making.

Agricultural Activities

Join local farmers in planting and harvesting using Inca methods.

Andean Gastronomy

Learn to prepare traditional dishes with organic local ingredients.

Cultural Immersion

Experience music, rituals, and the warm hospitality of the Amaru people.

What is included

Tourist transportation
Professional bilingual guide
Lunch

What is not included

Breakfast

Additional Information

What to bring on this excursion

Please keep these recommendations in mind for the tour

Passport or ID document (Very important)
Hat or cap for sun protection: Very important for the hike, the radiation is strong.
Sunglasses: Highly recommended.
Sunscreen: The radiation is stronger in the mountains, use sunscreen every day.
Waterproof or windproof jacket (the lighter, the better)
Gloves: Especially for when you are at the viewpoints or on the mountains, because it is very windy there. cold.
Water bottle or CAMELBAK. Twice the amount of water you normally drink.
Shoes with good grip: If you have trekking boots, even better.
Personal medications: Don't forget to bring your personal medications, especially those you take daily.
Any other items you consider necessary.
Above all, bring a great desire to have fun, enjoy nature, and learn about the local culture.

Altitude sickness

As soon as people book a trip to Peru, specifically to Cusco, they start wondering about altitude sickness.

High altitudes contain less oxygen than sea level, forcing the body to work harder to get the oxygen it needs.

Our guides are highly trained to assist you should you experience symptoms of altitude sickness.

Weather

The weather in Cusco is unpredictable. The dry season in Cusco runs from April to October, but this doesn't mean it can't rain in June or shine in December; simply be prepared for any weather.

Be sure to pack appropriate clothing, including a waterproof jacket, trousers, poncho, and waterproof gloves.

Also, be prepared for cold and windy conditions.