Andean Tour Perú

15/03/2026

¡Un saludo a mis nuevos seguidores! ¡Estoy feliz de que me sigan! Victor Delgado, Holgar Dominguez, Thamar Niño, Gorena David

15/03/2026

06/02/2026

DISCOVER THE MYSTERIES OF ÑAUPA TEMPLE.
Place Where Inca Ceremonies Live On
Hidden in the Sacred Valley, far from the crowds, lies the ancient Ñaupa temple (“Ñaupa Iglesia”). Carved into a cliff above the Urubamba River near the town of Pachar, this remarkable site was a huaca, a sacred shrine where the Incas honored the spirits and performed rituals of gratitude to Pachamama, Mother Earth.
When you arrive at Ñaupa temple, you’ll find a mysterious carved altar and a unique stone “doorway” believed to have served as a portal in ancient ceremonies. The cave’s energies are palpable, and its location among terraces and wildflowers only adds to the atmosphere. Archaeologists think it may have been aligned with astronomical events, linking earth and sky in powerful ways.
Unlike the more famous sites, Ñaupa remains unspoilt and deeply spiritual. To this day, ceremonies are performed here withofferings of coca leaves, flowers, and prayers to Pachamama, asking for blessings, gratitude, and healing. Many visitors feel a profound connection when participating in these ancient rituals, standing on ground where the Incas once asked for wisdom and abundance.
Ñaupa temple invites you to step away from the well-trodden paths and experience the living traditions of the Andes. Here, the past and present meet in the sacred act of
Honoring mother earth and the ancestry.

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas from the button of our hearts ❤️ God and Pachamama bless everyone around the world.

16/12/2025

16/12/2025

16/12/2025

– Much More Than a Stop on the Way to .
Ollantaytambo is far more than just the final train station before Machu Picchu, this living Inca town stands as one of the most remarkable archaeological and spiritual sites in ’s Valley. Its stunning stone terraces climb the valley walls, leading to the awe-inspiring Temple of the Sun, where masterfully carved stones honor Inti, the sun god.
The town was once a strategic fortress and royal estate. Emperor PACHACUTEC transformed into a showcase of Inca engineering, featuring advanced city planning and agricultural terraces. It also played a key role in the resistance against the Spanish conquistadors, with its walls standing as silent witnesses to battles led by Manco Inca, one of the last defenders of the Inca empire.
Beyond its dramatic history, vibrates with energy. Pilgrims have traveled here for centuries to participate in sacred and connect with the land’s power. The town’s layout, fountains, and soaring offer a unique ambience for reflection and exploration.
What makes particularly special is that it’s still inhabited, its cobbled streets, original Inca walls, and traditional homes let you experience a living piece of . Exploring Ollantaytambo is a chance to immerse yourself in the legacy of the before (or after) heading onward to Machu Picchu. It’s the only place in Peru where you can sleep in, eat in, and truly live among the stones and stories of the ancient world.
Make sure to give yourself time in , to climb its terraces, wander its spaces, and appreciate the full tapestry of Peru’s cultural
.

02/12/2025

Explore Pisac – The Multifunctional Wonder of the Incas
Pisac is one of the Sacred Valley’s most remarkable archaeological sites, set high on a mountain ridge with breathtaking views of the valley and the Urubamba River below. The Incas built Pisac not only as a defensive fortress, but also as a royal estate for Emperor Pachacuti, a religious center, and an advanced agricultural hub.
The complex features intricate terraces that cascade down the mountainside, designed to cultivate crops and prevent landslides. These terraces reveal the Inca’s mastery of farming even in steep terrain. The site also includes temples, ceremonial baths, and an observatory for tracking astronomical events. Pisac’s Temple of the Sun was precisely aligned with the solstice, highlighting the Incas’ deep relationship with the cosmos.
Pisac functioned as a retreat for nobility, a place for celebrations and rituals, a spiritual site for honoring the mountains, and a refuge in times of conflict. Its strategic location protected the valley’s entrance and connected important Inca roads, making it vital for communication and control throughout the empire.
As you wander through Pisac’s terraces and temples, you’re not just seeing ruins, you’re experiencing a celebrated place where the Incas blended nature, science, and spirituality.

24/11/2025