The Red Valley and the Red River are located in Cusco, on the same route that leads to the Vinicunca Mountain. These two natural and geological wonders have managed to capture the attention of travelers exploring the area. Their unusual reddish coloration is due to the large amount of minerals sedimented in the earth, especially...
One of the most important apus in the Inca culture was the Nevado Ausangate. This imposing glacier, with more than 20,000 feet of altitude, is venerated by the local communities, who consider it a deity and a protective guardian. For this reason, many people make pilgrimages every year to its slopes to leave offerings. The...
The geological formation of the Vinicunca Mountain or Mountain of Colors arose approximately 24 million years ago. The layers present are sedimentary rock that are part of the crust, the movement of tectonic plates left exposed to be cut by erosion, for this reason the exposed layers of claystone, phyllite, fangolite, sandstone and marl have...
Cusco, known as the navel of the world, is a magical destination that attracts adventurers and nature lovers from all over the world. This historic city, once the capital of the Inca Empire, is today the ideal starting point for those looking to explore the mighty Andes and venture into some of the most spectacular...
The Salkantay mountain range is one of the most imposing and emblematic destinations. Located in the Cusco region, it is not only a paradise for trekking lovers, but also a place full of mysticism, history and overflowing nature. Everything you need to know to plan your visit and make the most of every moment in...