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    Community Tourism in Inkas Vivientes

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    Community-based tourism in Living Inkas: living with the heritage of the Andes

    In the heights of the Sacred Valley lies Patacancha, known as the land of the Living Inkas. This community is the guardian of a millenary tradition that is reflected in every detail: its brightly coloured textiles, its agricultural and livestock practices, its knowledge of natural medicine, and above all, in the hospitality of its people.

    Here you will not be a visitor, but part of the community. You will have the opportunity to share in the daily life of the villagers, learn the art of ancestral weaving, participate in organic farming activities and discover the secrets of Inca medicine with sacred plants. In addition, you will be able to explore beautiful Andean landscapes such as the lakes of Challwaccocha, Pumamarka and Markaccocha, surrounded by history and nature.

    Living with the Living Inkas is a unique experience for those who are looking for more than just a trip: an immersion in Andean culture, in harmony with nature and with the legacy of the ancient Incas that is still alive today.

    Includes

    • Homestay accommodation within the community (experiential experience).
    • Full board with local products (breakfast, lunch and dinner).
    • Specialised local community guide.
    • Participation in textile activities: learning ancestral weaving techniques.
    • Experience in organic agriculture together with the villagers.
    • Demonstration and practice of Inca medicine with traditional plants.
    • Guided walks to the lakes of Challwaccocha, Pumamarka and Markaccocha.
    • Tours of the communities of Huilloc, Patacancha, Rumira Sondormayor and Challwaccocha.

    Does not include

    • Food not mentioned.
    • 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 Inkas Vivientes

    Arrival in the community of Patacancha and welcome by the villagers.

    Presentation of the local communities: Huilloc, Patacancha, Rumira Sondormayor and Challwaccocha.

    Participation in textile activities: learning Andean ancestral weaving.

    Agricultural experience: organic farming practices with traditional tools.

    Sharing a community lunch made with local products.

    Demonstration of Inca medicine with plants and their uses in daily life.

    Dinner and overnight stay in family homes in the community (experiential experience).

    Day 2: Community Tourism in Inkas Vivientes

    Typical Andean breakfast.

    Hike to the Challwaccocha lagoons, surrounded by unique Andean landscapes.

    Visit to the archaeological complexes of Pumamarka and Markaccocha.

    Lunch with the community and farewell time.

    Return to the starting point of the tour.

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