We make our first stop in Santa Eulalia, home to the famous avocado monument. Here, travelers can purchase fresh local avocados directly from producers and enjoy artisan bread with organic avocado while learning about the agricultural traditions of the valley.

Upon arrival in San Pedro de Casta, we purchase entrance tickets to Marcahuasi and visit local vendors to obtain fresh organic fruits harvested by local farmers. This is also an opportunity to explore one of the most traditional mountain communities in the region.

The main experience is a guided hike at approximately 4,700 meters (15,400 ft) above sea level. Over the course of about four hours, we explore the most important sites of the Marcahuasi plateau, including: The famous stone formations and rock sculptures The lagoon Ancient chullpas (pre-Hispanic funerary structures) Spectacular cliffs and panoramic viewpoints Unique geological formations and landscapes Throughout the hike, your guide shares stories, legends, history, geology, and cultural insights about this mysterious Andean destination.