The New Inca Routes

Peru is recognized worldwide for its mountains and its unique archaeological heritage. Certain sites are obviously unmissable, in the forefront of which stands Machu Picchu. Cusco the ancient Inca capital, the sacred valley with the Villages of Pisac and Ollantaytambo, the islands of Lake Titicaca are also jewels that will amaze you and challenge you to the genius of these civilizations that populated these lands. But Peru has not yet delivered all of its treasures. We take the bet, through this route, to lead you to sites still unknown or underestimated. A circuit to see the main sites but also to take you off the beaten track in an authentic and mystical Peru. The Cordillera de Palcoyo offers travelers a panorama of a range of mountains with extravagant colors and enigmatic rocky shapes. The fortress of Wakra Pukara will surprise you both with its grandiose decor and the architectural ambition of the pre-Inca civilizations that built this complex. In Q'eswachaca you will discover the last Inca bridge, listed as a UNESCO heritage site. Between Cusco and Puno, you stop in the Tinajani canyon for a short walk in a surprising granite maze. This journey will be marked by multiple encounters with the inhabitants of the Andes, Incas, Quechuas and Aymaras.

You will enjoy :

* The meeting with different Peruvian families by going to sleep with the locals

* The still unknown Wakra Pukara site

* The Colored Cordillera of Palcoyo

* The Last Inca Bridge at Queswachaca