Our destiny is never a place, but a new way of seeing things.
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Our destiny is never a place, but a new way of seeing things.
Start the tour, excursion to the Huanta Valley known as "Bella Esmeralda de los Andes" on the way we visit the Pikimachay cave where the oldest man in South America lived (the walk to the cave takes us 40 minutes) later, also to the colonial bridge of Ayahuarcuna.
Difficulty level: Easy - I
Details:
Idiom
The activity is carried out with a tour guide who speaks Spanish.
Itinerary
9:30 AM Heading to the province of Huanta, walk of approximately 40 minutes to the Cave of Pikimachay (20,000 BC); Colonial Bridge Ayahuarcuna an explanation of the history of the bridge, El Mirador de Verde Cruz, then we will visit the city of Huanta known as "La Bella Esmeralda de los Andes" (we will visit the main plaza. The main church of Huanta, Stone Bishop , tasting of typical drinks based on net fruits of the region (coca, lucuma with milk, muña, prickly pear, as well as algarrobina and, more; in addition, you will visit the Oqochaca waterfalls and enjoy contact with nature. Lunch at your breaks End of Tours 05:00 pm.
Meeting point: Plaza de Armas Ayacucho
Departure: 9:30 a.m. approximately
Return: 05:00 pm approximately
recommendations
Bring precautionary warm clothing (light and/or sports clothing inside), raincoats (in case of rain), hiking shoes, sunscreen, repellent, altitude medicine, water bottle, snack, sunglasses, etc.
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Not included:
Q.- How do I make the reservation?
A.- To book the Tour you just have to choose the desired date (preferably 48 hours before) and complete the form requested on the same page. The confirmation is immediate.
Q.- In case I am not in the range of the hotels so that they can pick me up?
A.- The meeting point will be in the Plaza de Armas 10 minutes before departure time.
Q.- When is the best season to take this tour?
A.- Best season to visit is from April to December, when the possibility of rain decreases.
A good traveler does not have fixed plans or the intention to arrive.