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We invite you to be part of this religious festival that combines natural and visual attraction, history and cultural tradition. the festival of the virgin of carmen in peru is a cultural manifestation of peruvian religiosity. its celebration date is every july 16, its devotion dates back to colonial times, when spanish missionaries established her image in the peruvian people. since then, it has acquired great cultural and religious importance, despite being a celebration that covers many cities, the most notable is the one celebrated in paucartambo, where a festival that brings together thousands of parishioners takes place.
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This day we will pick you up from the hotel at 7:00 am to head towards the Paucartambo – Puerto Maldonado route. On the way we will see inter-Andean valleys, previously passing through Oropesa where we will have the opportunity to take some photos with the view of the valley and continue with our trip. until reaching the Chullpas de Ninamarca, a pre-Inca archaeological center where dairy farms were built to store dehydrated products that could last over time since it is located in a strategic place where the wind moves constantly. In the afternoon at approximately 2:00pm we will be arriving at the town of Paucartambo where we can have lunch and then settle in at the camp and then have the entire afternoon and evening free to enjoy this traditional activity, a mix of Andean folklore and dance. and the music and the current living Andean Catholic syncretism of which we will be part. he.
- Meals: Lunch
- Accommodation: Mountain camping
- Camping Altitude: 2906 meters
- Weather Forecast: cold dry lower elevations.
In order to see the most beautiful sunrise in the world we will have to get up very early this time at 2:00 am we will go by the tourist bus to pick them up and continue sleeping while we travel towards the mountains of pillcopata the spectacle. It begins at 5:00 am where we will settle down to appreciate the sunrise of three golden crosses, our guide will tell us the history of this natural spectacle, then we will have a box lunch to share and later we will descend towards the town of Paucartambo to continue enjoying the festivities and make a brief visit. to the town museum and then you can have lunch and then head back to the city of Cusco in the afternoon where our tour will end.
- Meals: breakfast, lunch
- Camping Altitude: 3850 meters
- Weather Forecast: cold dry lower elevations
Includes/Excludes
Cost Includes
- All services, accommodation, meals and drinks, as per itinerary.
- Shared services with English/Spanish speaking guides/assistance.
Cost Excludes
- Early check-in, late check-out, services, entrance fees or meals not expressly mentioned in the itinerary. Drinks during meals.
- Any personal expenses.
- Tips to guides, drivers, waiters or any other field staff.
- Airline tickets, international or domestic flights.
- Airport taxes.
- Additional travel insurance.
FAQs About Peru Vacation Packages
When you arrive in Peru, one of the first things you’ll notice is the warmth and friendliness of its people. With a population of around 25 million, Peru is a vibrant mix of cultures and traditions. During the Spanish conquest in the 1500s, the population was approximately 12 million, primarily Indigenous. Today, two-thirds of the population live in the urban centers along the coast, while the Andes region hosts much of the rest, leaving the Amazon as the least populated area.
Peru’s rich cultural diversity includes four main ethnic groups: Europeans, mestizos (people of mixed Indigenous and European heritage), Indigenous communities, and Afro-Peruvians. Spanish and Quechua are both official languages, with Spanish used in education and government. In remote areas of the Amazon, various Indigenous languages are spoken as well, reflecting the country’s deep cultural heritage.
Peruvians are known for their openness, hospitality, and strong sense of tradition. Family is central to their lives, and their culture is vividly expressed through music, traditional dances, renowned cuisine, and celebrations, with many being deeply religious. Football is also a national passion. This genuine pride and vibrant culture make Peru not just a destination, but a memorable experience, enhancing any travel package you choose.
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