The Sacred Valley seen from the heights, during the descent toward Huchuy Cusco.
Llama trekking — Sacred Valley
A 1 to 2-day trek to Huchuy Cusco (also spelled Huchuy Qosqo), a little-visited Inca archaeological complex with terraces, canals, and panoramic views over the Sacred Valley — accompanied by llamas throughout the journey.
Huchuy Cusco, meaning "little Cusco" in Quechua, is an Inca archaeological complex made up of agricultural terraces, water canals, and ceremonial structures, with panoramic views over the Sacred Valley. Unlike other better-known sites in the region, it remains little frequented by mass tourism.
The route is walked accompanied by llamas throughout the journey — a way of walking as it was traditionally done in the Andes, along high-altitude trails connecting areas such as Tambomachay or Patabamba with the descent toward the Sacred Valley.
The Sacred Valley seen from the heights, during the descent toward Huchuy Cusco.
Beyond the trek, the experience includes a traditional Andean weaving demonstration and an authentic pachamanca — the ancestral dish cooked underground with heated stones.
Demonstration of shearing and the Andean textile process, in direct contact with the community's llamas and alpacas.
Welcome and shared ceremonial moment with local families, in the traditional Andean setting.
A stop by a high-altitude lagoon — pachamanca and Andean products, with views over the water and mountains.
Local guide accompanying the route, in the high-altitude landscape on the way to Huchuy Cusco.
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