Visit a local Cusco market with Selia and enjoy a true Peruvian cooking class: prepare a starter, main dish, dessert, and drink of your choice.

Experience 3 unforgettable days in the Peruvian Amazon: river journeys on the Madre de Dios, rainforest hikes, wildlife watching at Lake Sandoval, parrot clay licks, and local life in Puerto Maldonado.

Explore Cusco on horseback with a scenic ride to the Temple of the Moon and Devil’s Balcony. Nature, views, and hidden archaeology in one unique adventure.

Hike to Ausangate’s colorful lakes on a full-day tour from Cusco. Visit Azulcocha, Oqécocha, and others. Spot wildlife, enjoy a local lunch, and relax in the hot springs of Pacchanta.

Follow the Ayar brothers' trail to Puma Orqo, Maukallaqta, and Apu Huanacaure. Explore the roots of Cusco and the Inca Empire in a unique and little-known cultural route.

Discover Chinchero with a visit to a traditional Andean textile center and a scenic Inca Trail hike to Urquillos, including a stop at the Poc Poc waterfall. Return to Cusco or the Sacred Valley.

Enjoy a scenic hike from Yuncaypata to the Inkilltambo ruins near Cusco. Discover hidden archaeological treasures and relax with a picnic in nature.

Travel the Route of the Sun on a fascinating journey between Puno and Raqchi, punctuated by spectacular natural landscapes and little-known archaeological sites. Admire the majestic Tinajani canyon, explore the mysterious, little-visited Wari site of Kananmarca, and discover the ancestral crafts of the ceramic village of Raqchi. A unique blend of nature, history and Peruvian traditions.

Travel along the legendary Route of the Sun, a fascinating cultural itinerary linking Raqchi to Puno. Along the way, explore the archaeological complex of Kananmarca, a relic of the Wari civilisation, and admire the spectacular Andean scenery of the Tinajani canyon. This journey through history and nature will take you all the way to Puno, at the gateway to the mythical Lake Titicaca.

Cusco, the ancient Inca capital, is a city where history and culture blend harmoniously. Perched high in the Andes, it reveals a fascinating heritage through its Inca temples, colonial palaces and cobbled streets lined with ancient stone walls. A cradle of living traditions, it has a unique atmosphere, where the Andean influence can be felt in the architecture, craftsmanship and local cuisine.