During the journey we will make stops to observe the Andean flora and fauna, as well as the volcanoes that surround the city. Around 3820m (12532ft) we will find the only Queñua forest in Arequipa, this tree is very important for the city's water supply, this forest is part of the Salinas and Aguada Blanca National Reserve.

This charming district of Arequipa hás pre-Inca agricultural terraces, in addition to the crops we will observe farm animals such as cows, donkeys, sheeps, horses and alpacas. We will also visit the town square where a beautiful colonial church built with volcanic stone stands out; In this quiet place we will take a break to eat and rest.

Our main destination on this tour of the Arequipa Andean highlands will be a short hike where we will see llamas, alpacas, vicuñas, and flamingos. Depending on the season, we can take perspective photos within the salt flats, photos with a mirror effect thanks to the reflection of the lagoon's water, or both.