Description

We will enter the roads of Viltipoco. Native to our colorful mountains, which resisted Spanish domination for almost sixty years after the fall of the Inca empire.
On a pleasant walk along the bed of a dry river, we will enjoy the history of our region and a magnificent landscape with geoforms and cardones. Later, the space will become even more striking, when the stage is transformed into a mud labyrinth, with vertical walls more than 40 meters high. Vertical and horizontal lines will lead us to imagine the geological processes of the last 4 million years.
Suddenly we will enter a narrow area where we will see a cave produced by the internal forces of the Earth's crust. There it will be time to talk about the Andean worldview.
After the narrow path, the path continues along the river bed to begin to discover the native vegetation, which is part of our natural medicine and food.
Some call it trekking, others call it hiking or walking, but for us it is about sharing our cultural legacy, enjoying nature. For this reason, UNESCO recognizes us as a World Heritage Site.
The route will always be through easily accessible spaces, we will avoid the unnecessary risks of looking over cliffs. In this way we will reach the middle part of the mountain to enjoy a break in which we will feel the breeze of the wind, the energy of the sun, the peace and silence of the nature of the Eastern mountain range.