Welcome to the world of adventure where you can experience adrenaline and nature.
The Majesty of the Cusco Andes: A Journey of Ice, Color, and History
The Cusco region is an epic canvas where nature and Inca culture merge into otherworldly landscapes. At the heart of this wonder are the following treasures:
Sacred Giants and Mirroring Waters
The Ausangate Glacier, an imposing “Apu” (deity) rising to 6,384 meters, is the ultimate expression of the high Andean mountains. Its beauty is pristine, manifested in the 7 or 12 lagoons circuit, which are glacial water mirrors of intense turquoise and blue colors. Nearby, the Quelccaya Glacier, the largest tropical ice cap in the world, offers an extreme exploration experience, revealing a world of ice and unparalleled solitude.
The story of
Peru and its Inca Culture
Peru’s history spans millennia, but its most glorious stage belongs to the Inca Empire, which left an indelible mark on the nation’s identity.
The Inca Origin and Splendor
The Inca Empire, known as Tahuantinsuyo (“The Four Regions or Quarters”), consolidated its power starting in the 13th century in the Cusco region. In just one hundred years, it expanded from southern Colombia to central Chile and Argentina, becoming the largest pre-Columbian state in the Americas.