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    Community Tourism in the Land of the Yachaqs

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    Community-based Tourism in the Land of the Yachaqs: ancestral wisdom in the heart of the Sacred Valley

    The Land of the Yachaqs is a living space where Andean communities proudly share the heritage of their ancestors. Made up of eight ayllus located in different corners of the Sacred Valley of the Incas, this experience invites you to immerse yourself in local life and discover how tradition, history and culture are kept alive on a daily basis.

    Here you can participate in agricultural, livestock and handicraft activities, learn about the Andean cosmovision through rituals and ceremonies, and be amazed by the cultural richness of each community. From the textile art in Amaru, the agricultural knowledge of Huayllafara and Chichubamba, to the connection with nature in Patabamba or Socma, each experience is unique and transformative.

    More than a journey, The Land of the Yachaqs is an opportunity to live with Andean families, rediscover ancestral wisdom and feel the true spirit of the Sacred Valley.

    Includes

    • Homestay accommodation within the communities.
    • Full board with local products (breakfast, lunch and dinner).
    • Local guides and interpreters from each ayllu.
    • Participation in cultural and experiential activities in the eight ayllus: Amaru (unveiling Andean textiles), Huayllafara (children of the earth), Janac Chuquibamba (the route of the achupalla), Chumpe (the man and the llama), Patabamba (the road to Antisuyo), Huchuy Qosqo (flavours of the Andes), Chichubamba (agricultural crafts and traditions) and Socma (walk to the Perolniyoc waterfalls).
    • Craft workshops and local gastronomy.
    • Andean ceremonies and rituals.
    • Tourism of events and conventions (Andean coffee break and textile souvenirs).
    • Tourist orientation and cultural interpretation.

    Does not include

    • Alimentación no mencionada.
    • Propinas por servicio (opcionales, voluntarias).
    • Actividades no mencionadas en el itinerario.
    • Gastos personales (snacks adicionales, bebidas alcohólicas, souvenirs, etc.).
    It is recommended to bring:
    • Rainy season: between November and March.
    • Recommended footwear: comfortable trekking shoes or boots.
    • Sun protection: sunscreen is essential.
    • Personal accessories: hat or cap and sunglasses.
    • Clothing: light clothing for the day and warm clothing for the afternoon and evening.
    Itinerary

    Day 1: Community Tourism in the Land of the Yachaqs

    Bienvenida en la comunidad local y presentación de los ocho ayllus.
    Experiencia textil en Amaru: desvelando el textil andino.
    Actividad agrícola en Huayllafara: hijos de la tierra.
    Ruta de la achupalla en Janac Chuquibamba.
    Almuerzo comunitario con productos locales.
    Interacción con camélidos en Chumpe: el hombre y la llama.
    Senderismo en Patabamba: camino al Antisuyo.
    Cena tradicional y pernocte en casas familiares de la comunidad.

    Day 2: Community Tourism in the Land of the Yachaqs

    Andean breakfast.
    Flavours of the Andes in Huchuy Qosqo.
    Agro-artisans and agricultural traditions in Chichubamba.
    Trek to Socma to visit the waterfalls of Perolniyoc.
    Closing ceremony and farewell to the community.
    Return to the starting point of the tour.urismo Comunitario en La Tierra de los Yachaqs.

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