QUECHUA ROUTE

The Quechua Route offers travellers a chance to enjoy the rich cultural heritage and breathtaking landscapes of Peru’s Puno region. This 8-hour tour from Pacha Suite showcases the vibrant "pink city" of Lampa, the dramatic Tinajani Canyon, and the pre-Inca site of Pucará, renowned for its clay ceramics. With expert guidance and a small group size, this journey promises an enriching exploration of the region’s history and natural wonders. What undiscovered treasures await those who embark on this captivating Quechua adventure?

Key Points

• The tour explores the Quechua culture and heritage in the Puno region of Peru, including visits to the "pink city" of Lampa and the pre-Inca site of Pucará.
• Participants will experience the natural landscapes of the Tinajani Canyon with its towering rock formations up to 50 meters high.
• The tour package includes transportation, guided services, entrance fees, and a local lunch, catering to a group size of up to 15 people.
• The tour is offered in both English and Spanish, with a reservation and pay-later option and free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
• The tour is not suitable for individuals with certain health conditions or accessibility needs, and participants are advised to bring recommended items like sunscreen and hiking shoes.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The Quechua Route tour is priced from €48.18 per person and lasts for 8 hours.

It’s offered in English and Spanish, with a group size limited to 15 participants. Customers can reserve the tour now and pay later, and there’s free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

The tour starts and ends at Pacha Suite in Puno, Peru, with stops at the "pink city" of Lampa, the Tinajani Canyon, and the Pre-Inca culture site of Pucará.

The tour includes a guide, mobility, tickets, and lunch.

Itinerary Highlights

The Quechua Route tour starts at the Pacha Suite in Puno, Peru.

The first stop is Lampa, known as the "pink city" for its housing constructions. Visitors can admire the Santiago Apóstol temple and ornate carved ashlar mansions.

Lampa, the "pink city", offers visitors the chance to admire its Santiago Apóstol temple and ornate carved ashlar mansions.

Next, the tour heads to Tinajani Canyon, with its impressive rock formations up to 50 m high, shaped by nature – an ideal spot for meditation and relaxation.

The final stop is Pucará, a significant Pre-Inca culture known for its clay ceramics, including the famous "little bull of Pucará" symbolizing prosperity.

The tour returns to the Pacha Suite in Puno.

Included Services and Important Information

Included in the Quechua Route tour are a guide, mobility, tickets, and lunch.

The tour isn’t suitable for wheelchair users, visually impaired individuals, or people with high blood pressure. Participants can’t bring drinks, food, alcohol, drugs, or explosive substances into the vehicle.

To make the most of the experience, travelers should pack sunglasses, a camera, hiking shoes, sunscreen, water, comfortable clothes, and hiking pants.

The tour group is limited to 15 participants and is available in English and Spanish.

Booking is easy – reserve now and pay later, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

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Is There a Minimum Age Requirement for This Tour?

The tour doesn’t have a minimum age requirement. It’s suitable for participants of all ages, though the activity level may not be appropriate for very young children or those with limited mobility.

Can I Bring My Pet on the Tour?

The tour does not allow pets. According to the important information, only the listed items are permitted, and pets are not mentioned as an allowed item. Bringing a pet on the tour would likely not be permitted.

Are There Any Physical Fitness Requirements for Participants?

There are some physical fitness requirements for participants. The tour is not suitable for wheelchair users, visually impaired individuals, or those with high blood pressure. Participants should be able to walk and hike comfortably.

Can I Book This Tour for a Private Group?

Yes, you can book the Quechua Route tour as a private group. The tour operator allows for groups of up to 15 participants, so you can reserve the entire tour just for your party.

Is There an Option to Extend the Tour Duration?

The tour operator does offer an option to extend the tour duration. Customers can request a longer tour, though the additional cost and availability may vary. It’s best to inquire with the tour operator for specifics on extended tour options.

The Sum Up

The Quechua Route offers an immersive cultural and natural experience in Peru’s stunning Puno region. Visitors can explore the historic "pink city" of Lampa, marvel at Tinajani Canyon’s dramatic landscapes, and discover the rich heritage of Pucará. With a small group and knowledgeable guide, this tour promises an enriching journey through the Andes, providing an authentic glimpse into the region’s vibrant Quechua traditions.

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