A beautiful route in the heights of the Sacred Valley of the Incas. We will ride our vehicle to the Sapacto sector, where we will meet our llamas and muleteers. We will load the llamas with food and equipment for lunch and begin our walk in good company.

The trail will take us uphill into a unique and important ecosystem called Puna, where we will find houses made of stones and straw roofs, corrals, and herds of alpacas and llamas, as well as local people farming and grazing their cattle. After reaching the lloque pass, we will leave Lamay behind, to enter the community of Paru Paru, in Pisac. We will walk downhill along picturesque lakes and wetlands, with astonishing views of the mountains.

After a hearty box lunch, we continue our hike down to reach the lakes of Kinsacocha (3 lakes), a unique ecosystem with straw reeds and diverse species of native and migratory birds. Our vehicle then takes us back to your hotel or to our next destination. By carrying out this activity with the llamas, we are contributing to the generation of fair-value local employment and the re-introduction of the llamas to the Andean ecosystem.