May 2019

The Urubamba river runs from the high Andean ranges down through the Sacred Valley of the Incas, past Machupicchu, and into the jungle.

After visiting the Temple of the Moon, we will pass through two ecosystems and note the uniqueness of the flora and fauna. Continuing along the trail, we will appreciate that is adapted to the local geography, as we further explore remote, isolated Inca sites, impressive terraced farming areas, and Inca ruins dating from the fifteenth century.
In these spectacular places, in the most beautiful natural settings, there are ruins of ceremonial water fountains where initiation and water rituals took place ensuring fertility and abundance. Astronomers, solar high priests and priestess used nearby “huacas”, ceremonial places, for ritual offerings. Here they also made solar and astronomical observations with which they built the agriculture and religious calendar.

Visit Inca ceremonial religious and administrative sites, military stations and astronomical observatories.

Tour Rainbow Mountain In the Andes, the towering Ausangate snow peak in the Vilcanota mountain range is considered sacred. At 6384 meters it is one of the highest mountains in Peru. As the symbol of

The Huchuy Qosqo hike is a wonderfull experience since you hike on an original inka trail as well with spectacular views of The Urubamba Mountain range and several snow peaks. Also some flora and fauna in two different ecosystems.

Humantay Hike The Humantay one day hike is a wonderfull experience since the trail is spectacular with incredible views of the Vilcabamba range with two beatiful glaciers. The Salkantay and Humantay snow peaks as wel