Faith, tradition, and procession in the heart of Qosqo Every year, Cusco pauses to celebrate its most solemn religious festivity: Corpus Christi, a living expression of Catholic faith and Andean heritage. In 2025, the celebration took place on Thursday, June 19, with events that transformed the city into a stage

Inca engineering: the quarry of origin At the end of your travel itinerary, it’s likely that questions will arise—questions many travelers share: It’s natural to have doubts. Cachicata will help you clear them up—and best of all, you can visit it on a full-day tour. 🪨 Where did the stones

Vinicunca: challenge, altitude, and emotion The Rainbow Mountain, also known as Vinicunca, is one of Peru’s most breathtaking natural landscapes. Along the trail, travelers can admire Andean flora and fauna, glacial lagoons, snow-covered peaks, and walk near the majestic Ausangate, the highest snow-capped mountain in Cusco at 6,384 meters above

Chronicle of an Unforgettable Andean Winter 🏞️ ROUTE 1 – Humantay Lagoon July 2019 will be remembered as one of the coldest winters in the city of Cusco. Minimum temperatures averaged 0.2 °C, making it the coldest month of the year and one of the most extreme of the past decade.

A horseback journey through the Apu’s domain In the heart of the Peruvian Andes, the Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu stands as one of the continent’s most demanding and spiritual journeys. Along this route, travelers witness the majestic rise of the Vilcanota Mountain Range, framed by the rivers Urubamba and