Andean

Above Ollantaytambo, the trail to Pinkuylluna climbs towards centuries-old qollqas built into the mountainside. Positioned high above, these Inca storehouses were designed to take advantage of the cool mountain air, helping to preserve the crops kept within — architecture shaped by the landscape itself.

From inside Tinajani, the valley remains present.

A quiet frame of the Altiplano, where the warmth of the dinning house meets the vastness of the land beyond.

To everyone who has been part of this journey — guests, team members, partners, friends, and communities — thank you.

We look forward to what comes next.

Discover the valley from a different perspective.

Ride through rolling valleys and mountain trails before arriving at a scenic setting for an open-air lunch, where a different side of the Sacred Valley awaits.

Days begins at Lake Titicaca’s edge.

Breakfast unfolds alongside gentle waves, uninterrupted views, and the soft morning light that makes the lake glow.

Inside San Francisco Cathedral

Within its walls, religious art, carved details, and centuries-old architecture reveal one chapter of Cusco’s colonial history.

Above, the bell tower another perspective emerges—one that opens onto a wider view of tiled rooftops, church domes, and the mountains that surround the city.

To walk through the market is to see the Sacred Valley in motion — grown, exchanged, prepared, and gathered into a meal that begins with the harvest.

Inspired by the journeys of explorers past, Carpa Refugio offers a different way of experiencing the Colca Valley.

Abra La Raya — 4,335 metres above sea level

Here, vast horizons, snow-capped summits, and open grasslands come together in a landscape shaped by altitude and time.