Community Tourism in Huilloc

Community-based Tourism in Huilloc – Share with the heirs of the Incas

In the heart of the Sacred Valley beats strongly a Quechua community proud of its roots: Huilloc. Its inhabitants, direct heirs of the Inca culture, keep their customs and traditions alive, opening the doors to a unique encounter with their way of life.

During your visit you will be able to walk with them, participate in community work, share in the agricultural chakras, discover the art of traditional weaving and witness ancestral rituals that maintain their deep connection with nature and the Andean gods. You will also have the opportunity to spend time with local families and learn how they pass on their knowledge to new generations.

Huilloc is not just a destination, it is an authentic and transformative experience, where every moment becomes a learning experience and every activity a link to an ancient legacy.

Includes

Tourist transport to and from the airport.
Guide specialised in community-based tourism.
Cultural and experiential activities in the community.
Typical lunch prepared by the villagers.
Materials for community experiences.

Does not include

Service gratuities (optional, voluntary).
Activities not mentioned in the itinerary.
Personal expenses (additional snacks, alcoholic beverages, 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 Huilloc

Departure from Cusco to the Sacred Valley of the Incas and arrival at the community of Huilloc, where the villagers will welcome you with music and typical dances. Beginning of the traditional Chaskiq walk along the community trails. Participation in the minka or Yanapanakuy collective work together with the villagers. Agricultural experience in the chakra, known as Kusiruna, sharing farm work. Typical lunch prepared by local families. Demonstration of the process of weaving and making traditional garments, Allin Pachakuy. Experience ancestral ritual practices with the spiritual guide Willaq Uma. Cultural exchange in the community school, Yachayhuasi, with the children. Finally, farewell to the community and return to Cusco.