Explore the charming village of Coporaque, known for its colonial architecture and ancient legends. Visit the impressive tombs of Yuraq Qaqa, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, and dive into the sacred valley's rich blend of nature and history. Starting from PUQIO, the excursion heads to Coporaque to explore its colonial architecture and visit the historic San Juan Bautista Church. Then, it continues to the Yuraq Qaqa tombs, offering panoramic views of the valley. The hike also includes a visit to the archaeological site of San Antonio, passing by mausoleums, irrigation channels, and pre-Inca terraces, and a view of the Occolle arena, an ancestral agricultural laboratory

Venture off the beaten path into the rugged mountain trails, where rocky formations and a mysterious deserted village await. Discover the solitude and beauty of an Andean church standing silently amidst the vast landscape. Embark on an exhilarating overlanding journey through the high Colca mountains, where nature carves mystical landscapes. We set off towards Callalli, a charming village featuring a traditional church and plaza. From there, we navigate a challenging route that crosses rivers, mountains, and gorges, revealing unique rock formations such as the toad, the bride, and the rock castles. After 1 hour and 30 minutes, we reach Llapa Yanahuara, a deserted village at 4,300 metres above sea level, enveloped in the majestic solitude of the Andes.

Explore the vast and awe-inspiring Pumunuta Caves, where ancient food storage remnants whisper secrets of the past. Immerse yourself in nature’s embrace within this unique landscape, high above the Colca Canyon. The Pumunuta Caves are located high up in the Colca Canyon. To reach this destination, one must pass through Chivay and the Lunta viewpoint before reaching Tuti, where the hike to the "Refrigerators of Colca'' begins. Inside, ancient clay and straw containers used by the Collaguas to preserve grains are found, offering us a fascinating glimpse into ancient life in the region. At the end of this excursion, we will visit the cheese factory in Tuti to taste Andean cheese

Explore the lively villages of the Colca Valley and experience local celebrations that bring ancient traditions to life. Witness the intertwining of Andean cosmovision, Catholicism, and age-old customs, creating a vibrant cultural tapestry. Drive to nearby villages to immerse yourself in local celebrations, exploring the syncretism between the Andean worldview and Catholic religion. This excursion allows you to witness how the inhabitants have internalised these traditions, celebrating them with energy and devotion. Subject to the festivity calendar

Explore the vibrant world of Colca's artisans, engage with local craftspeople, and discover the cultural richness behind their textiles and crafts in a charming village. This excursion departs by car for neighbouring villages, bringing you closer to the artisans and weavers of Colca, who preserve preHispanic traditions. The iconography in alpaca weaving reflects the local cultural richness. You will be able to learn about embroidery styles, looms, and other traditional crafts.

Embark on an exhilarating horseback exploration, surrounded by nature and verdant agricultural fields. Along the ride, enjoy panoramic views and encounter diverse local flora and fauna. The journey culminates at a tranquil resting place, where you can relax and explore. Enjoy a quiet picnic lunch at a scenic viewpoint, where, surrounded by nature, you can savour the genuine tastes of local delicacies. Participate in a brief Nearby Activity in the afternoon. *Not suitable for children

The excursion to Chimpa Fortress departs at 6am from PUQIO towards the towns of Lari and Madrigal. After an hour of ascent, we reach the summit at 10,702 feet above sea level (3,262 m.a.s.l.), with views of the Colca Canyon and the majestic flight of the condors. On the way back, visit the historic Purísima Concepción Church in Lari, enriching the cultural experience. Enjoy lunch back at PUQIO celebrating local cuisine, prepared with the freshest regional ingredients. Meals accommodate slower digestion at higher altitudes, with natural flavours and spicy touches in the sauces. After finishing the excursion, return to PUQIO to participate in a brief Nearby Activity in the afternoon. *Suitable for children aged 12 and older

Sibayo is located an hour away from Yanque. Locally referred to as the “Enchanted Town”, it is known for its historic architecture and picturesque streets. Its plaza and church are recognised as national historical monuments, preserving the Collagua legacy. Enjoy a quiet picnic lunch in Sibayo, where you can taste traditional cheeses and diverse local produce. End the excursion with an explorative 7.8 km (4.8 miles) hike from Canocota, along the canyon, admiring the views of the Colca River, the Huaynalima Canyon, and its rich flora. After finishing the excursion, return to PUQIO to participate in a brief Nearby Activity in the afternoon. *Suitable for children

This excursion offers a complete experience combining the exploration of historical villages like Maca and Pinchollo with impressive natural phenomena. Along the way, you can learn about the colonial architecture of Maca’s plaza and church and enjoy panoramic views from the Colca River Canyon observatory. The highlight of the trip is the visit to the Pinchollo Geyser, a volcanic hot water spring that offers a fascinating insight into the region’s geothermal activity with its constant eruptions of water and steam. Enjoy a picnic lunch at our favourite spot in Sallalli. Surrounded by nature, you can indulge in authentic flavours of local products.After finishing the excursion, return to PUQIO to participate in a brief Nearby Activity in the afternoon. *Not suitable for children