Under the protection of the awesome Ausangate Mountain (20,945 ft. 6,384 m) and other “Apus” (protective mountains) located in the Cordillera Vilcanota, we have constructed four cozy and eco-friendly “Tambos” in partnership with the indigenous communities.
    Our company was founded to deliver life time experiences for travelers from all over the world in search of unspoiled nature and hiking-routes off the beaten path. Our “Camino del Apu Ausangate” trek begins high up at the frontiers of human habitat and leads us close to the top of the Vilcanota mountain range.
    “Camino del Apu Ausangate: A Transforming Experience”
     A five day breathtaking trek in the Cordillera Vilcanota, on a route we call the “Camino del Apu Ausangate” (Road of the Apu Ausangate) located in close proximity to the highest, sacred mountain in the Cusco region. The “apu” is the bearer of life and the guardian of one of the most pristine mountain ecosystems in the world. Our treks will be accompanied by llamas that carry our gear, which that are owned by the shepherds of the Chillca community whom are proud to share with us their land and the spirit of this inspiring world. On our hikes and in our unique “Tambos” or Andean Lodges, daily meals will be prepared by experienced chefs, introducing you to a great variety of delicious Peruvian cuisine and produce.
     As for entertainment, authentic, vernacular music from members of the communities will accompany some of our nights in the "tambos".

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 Pablo Gutierrez Alvarez, USA, Santa Barbara CA, 2008-12-18
Last October myself and a small group of hikers had a fantastic 5 days out of the beaten path experience in the mountains of Vilcanota range south of Cusco Peru. Our trail is locally known as the Camino del Apu Ausangate, every day it was like being in a new film the scenario as it changed so much, from extensive pastures dotted with thousands of Llamas and Alpacas, to incredible colourful mountains, passing by Glaciers and lakes. The hike itself despite the altitude was moderate, we started at some 13.500 ft, and went through a 16,500 pass, stayed in Tambos, or Andean lodges, these were very comfortable and the food was superb, thanks to Feliciano our chef.. The local community provides all the services, and Llamas carry your personal gear.. Orlando our host was a gracious, president of the community, He greeted us the first day with his harp and accompanied us in our trek. We had the opportunity to meet with the Andean shepherds, and learned the myths and tradition of their communities, we also participated in a weaving demonstration , by the ladies from Osefina a neighbouring community. Kimberly a fellow hiker was able to photograph wild Vicuña.. and I was close to tears from emotion as we passed the Yauricunca pass.. We could only say thank You to our main Guide Roger, The trip was a life changing experience..