HUCHUY QOSQO, two Quechua terms that mean "SMALL CUSCO"; It is a fortress built in the upper part of the LAMAY district in the SACRED VALLEY OF THE INCAS, it was WIRACOCHA one of the most important rulers of the Inca period who ordered to build this construction around the 1420s.

The great network of Inca roads called QAPAC ÑAN, was the only means of communication that existed since very remote times, currently for the Cusqueños it is a pride to have sectors, whether they are short of these royal roads of our ancestors; our Cusco has 2 important rivers the VILCANOTA, APURIMAC and small tributaries to these; which also had to be connected and for this there were HANGING BRIDGES made of vegetable fibers. QESWACHAKA is one of these bridges that has been handed down from generation to generation and its renovation is done once a year.

Whose Quechua terms mean "fortress in the form of horns", it is a new adventure route to discover a new Inca archaeological site, mainly for religious use; located in a magnificent valley of rocks with an impressive view of the Apurímac Canyon, where one of the most important rivers of Cusco called APURIMAC runs.

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The great mountain range of the Andes and its majestic snow-capped mountains, Cusco is no stranger to these wonders, within the Vilcanota mountain range it has beautiful snow-capped mountains such as the AUSANGATE snow-capped mountain (6384m.snm) located within the 5 most important snow-capped mountains. From Peru.

With its original name VINICUNCA, but popularly known as RAINBOW MOUNTAIN, forming part of one of the most important mountains that surround the snow-capped AUSANGATE, with a height of 5200m.s.n.m. In the middle of this decade, its tourist mass began, attracted by the series of stripes of various colors, this due to its mineralogical composition present on the slopes and peaks. Nowadays, it is also considered as the hidden JEWEL of the Peruvian Andes.

HUMANTAY LAKE, nowadays considered one of the most popular natural tourist destinations, located at the foot of the snow-capped HUMANTAY, at an altitude of 4200 meters above sea level. It is a lagoon with turquoise waters surrounded by wonderful landscapes. During the ascent walk we will have beautiful panoramic views of the area, accompanied by 2 APUS (sacred mountains) THE SALKANTAY AND THE HUMANTAY.

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