Puqio, Colca Valley

• Peru’s First Tented Camp: A pioneering eco-lodge offering a luxurious yet sustainable glamping experience in eco-friendly tents, designed to immerse guests in the natural beauty of the Colca Valley.
• Remote & Secluded Location: Tucked away in the stunning and untouched landscape of the Colca Valley, Puqio offers a secluded escape where guests can reconnect with nature in complete tranquillity, far from the bustle of modern life.
• Spectacular Natural Surroundings: The camp offers breath taking panoramic views of the Colca Valley’s mountains, rivers, and skies, creating an unforgettable setting for relaxation and exploration.
• Dining Experience: Puqio provides a farm-to-table dining experience with no set menu, where every meal is crafted using freshly harvested, organic ingredients sourced directly from the local area and tailored to the guest’s preference.
• Cultural and Wildlife Immersion: Guests can engage in guided nature walks, wildlife spotting, and interactions with local communities, offering an in-depth exploration of the region’s rich biodiversity and cultural heritage, all while supporting conservation efforts.

Excursions

Your stay at Puqio includes a variety of excursions and activities. Here are some of the highlights you can enjoy:

• Colca Canyon Trekking: Explore one of the world’s deepest canyons, with guided hikes with expert guides, that reveal stunning views, diverse wildlife, and ancient terraced landscapes.
• Condor Watching: Visit the famous Cruz del Condor viewpoint to observe majestic Andean condors soaring over the canyon in their natural habitat.
• Cultural Village Tours: Visit nearby indigenous villages such as Yanque and Cabanaconde, where you can experience traditional Andean culture, artisan crafts, and community life.
• Hot Springs: Relax in the natural thermal baths of La Calera, a soothing way to unwind after a day of exploration, surrounded by scenic mountain views.
• Wildlife and Birdwatching: Spot native wildlife such as vicuñas, alpacas, and a variety of bird species, including flamingos and hummingbirds, in the region’s diverse ecosystems.
• Archaeological Site Visits: Discover ancient pre-Inca ruins, cave paintings, and petroglyphs that provide a window into the rich history of the Colca Valley and its early inhabitants.