When visiting the areas of impact of the Llama Pack Project, you will learn about the importance of conserving our mountain ecosystems and contribute to motivate and generate training and work opportunities for high-Andean families that are usually left aside by the tourism industry.
The visits have been developed in alliance with high-Andean communities and the Local Guilds of Llama Breeders as part of the Llama Pack Project sustainability program and provide work and continuous learning opportunities for families involved.
Llama Pack Project, Km. 70.5 Carretera Urubamba-Ollantaytambo, Sector Huincho, Urubamba
Make your own way to Llama Pack Base Camp in Quebrada Pumahuanca (1 hour’s drive from the Sacred Valley approx.). Upon arrival, you will be greeted by members of the Local Guilds of Llama Breeders and an English-speaking interpreter, who will present the Llama Pack Project to the group. You will be asked to assist in the packing activity led by your local hosts. Then, you will leave the base camp and start trekking uphill at slow pace through a zig zag trail, walking behind the llamas with assistance of your local hosts until you reach the designated spot, where you will enjoy an outdoor picnic while you chat with your hosts, relax and enjoy the panoramic views and the Valley’s fresh air. After this nice rest, you will head back with the llamas to the base camp. Please note that, in the event of a storm the previous day or a community chore that prevents llamas from joining the trek, the rest of the activities will still be carried out (previous evaluation from the Llama Pack team).
Note: We recommend you to bring a lightweight personal backpack with drinking water, mosquito repellant, sunscreen, any personal medicines, cash for tips and crafts, and your camera. Wear comfortable clothes: Fresh long-sleeved shirt, long pants, closed trekking shoes, socks, hat, sunglasses, an extra jacket for a fresh breeze, and rainproof clothes. For small children, we recommend a trekking child carrier.
IMPORTANT: The Base Camp has an office in which passengers can leave excess baggage during the activity. There are no bathroom facilities. It is important to notify passengers to take the necessary provisions. There is a chemical urinal bath in the Base Camp. In the community, there are latrines, in case visitors need to go to the bathroom, it is recommended to use nature in a responsible way (carry a bag to collect their waste). It is recommended that visitors have acclimatized to the altitude at least 2 days before the activity. The risks of the visit are those inherent in any outdoor walking activity. Visitors must be informed about the risks of the activity and be provided with the necessary recommendations.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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