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10 Available Tour Excursions in Apurimac Region
The apurimac canyon is incredible and little known and there is also the route to saywite and cconoc lo 3 form an incredible corridor very good to visit on a full day
Price: $38.00
Duration: 3 hours
The Condor Flight in Apurimac Canyon is one of the newest tourist circuit in Cusco, located in the community of Chonta - Limantambo - Â Cusco. This tour is highly recommended for birds watching and nature lover peoples, where you will see beautiful landscapes, snow-capped mountains, rivers, valleys and finally the flight of the condor in its natural habitat.
Price: $199.99
Duration: 12 hours
Incredible place full of unique landscapes and a large number of birds and flora unique to the region, its lagoons and its landscapes will make your walk a unique experience in the region
Price: $25.00
Duration: 6-8 hours
The place is unique and will be only for us and our guides will plow their unique and unforgettable experience in this magical place
Price: $192.00
Duration: 48 hours
We provide an unforgettable experience with qualified personnel in the most incredible place in the Apurimac region, our commitment is to exceed your expectations and create emotions in our travelers.
Price: $128.71
Duration: 12 hours
enjoying the gastronomy in fancay is an opportunity to enjoy the rich food and relax in its spring weather, enjoy the rich strawberry, the delicious noodle at home with its chicharron and finally as a digestive try the cane liqueur and all its presentations
Price: $20.00
Duration: 4 hours
During this day we learn about the Chanka culture, conquered by the Inca after The archaeological complex of Saywite is a large granite block about eleven meters in circumference, four in diameter and almost two and a half in height, ornamented in its upper half with a series of complex and mysterious figures. The monolith contains more than two hundred phytomorphic figures, zoomorphic, of geographical features and human constructions carved in an apparent disorder and taking advantage of the reliefs and natural depressions of the stone. Then we will visit a relaxing place the Inca Spa. Known as the thermal baths of Conoc. This spa is located at the foot of the Apurímac River, in a place surrounded by carob, carrizal and cactus. The healing properties of its waters have made Cconoc a place known for those seeking relief from diseases such as arthritis, rheumatism, muscle aches or simple relaxation. The waters of Cconoc are odorless and of pleasant saline flavor.
Price: $159.99
Duration: 12 hours
We provide a personalized service with local guides that will make your visit unforgettable ... :) more information with mukystravel 967801337
Price: $390.00
Duration: 48 hours
Unique natural forest in the region worth knowing and appreciating for its variety of flora in the place
Price: $120.00
Duration: 6 hours
it is unique because you will experience a different type of hiking far away from scheduled. it let you imagine how the world works.
Price: $389.75
Duration: 48 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: PEN
- Languages: Spanish, Quechua
- Climate: Highland
- Timezone: America/Lima
- Population: Approximately 430,000 inhabitants
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit is during the dry season (May to September) to avoid rain and landslides.
- Visa Requirements Visitors from many countries, including the US, EU, and UK, do not require a visa for stays up to 90 days. Peru offers visa-free entry to citizens of most Western countries. Some travelers may apply for an e-visa or obtain a visa on arrival depending on their nationality. It is recommended to check specific requirements before travel.
About Apurimac Region
Apurimac Region in Peru is a captivating destination known for its dramatic Andean landscapes, rich indigenous culture, and archaeological heritage. Nestled in the southern highlands, it offers visitors a blend of natural beauty and cultural authenticity away from the more tourist-heavy areas. The region is characterized by deep river canyons, traditional Quechua communities, and impressive pre-Incan ruins. Its unique appeal lies in the opportunity to experience rural Andean life, explore ancient sites, and enjoy trekking in pristine environments. Visitors are drawn to Apurimac for its unspoiled nature, vibrant festivals, and warm local hospitality. The region’s mountainous terrain and cultural richness make it a compelling choice for travelers seeking adventure, history, and immersion in Peru’s indigenous traditions.
Apurimac Region Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Peru
- Duration Range: 2-8 hours
- Group Size: Small groups (up to 15 people)
- Difficulty Level: Beginner to Advanced
- Recommended For: The best time to visit is during the dry season (May to September) to avoid rain and landslides. Pack warm clothing for the high altitude and variable weather, including layers and sun protection. Respect local customs and dress modestly when visiting communities. Stay hydrated and acclimate gradually to the altitude. Use cash in local currency as card acceptance may be limited outside major towns. Safety is good in tourist areas, but always remain vigilant and avoid traveling alone at night.
Average Tour Price: $65
Lowest Price Tour: $50
Highest Price Tour: $200
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Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
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- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
- Carry valid identification and tour booking confirmation
Top Attractions
1. Ampay National Sanctuary – A protected area featuring stunning mountain scenery, diverse flora and fauna, and hiking trails. 2. Saywite Archaeological Complex – An ancient site with mysterious carved stones and ruins reflecting pre-Incan culture. 3. Abancay – The regional capital, known for its colonial architecture, markets, and cultural events. 4. Apurimac River Canyon – One of the deepest canyons in the world, offering breathtaking views and adventure opportunities. 5. Choquequirao Ruins – Though technically near Apurimac, this remote Incan site is accessible from the region and offers a less crowded alternative to Machu Picchu.
Popular Activities
Visitors can enjoy trekking through the Andes, exploring archaeological sites, and engaging with local communities to learn about Quechua traditions. Adventure seekers can go rafting in the Apurimac River Canyon or hiking in the Ampay National Sanctuary. Cultural experiences include attending traditional festivals, visiting local markets, and participating in handicraft workshops. Birdwatching and photography are also popular due to the region’s rich biodiversity and scenic landscapes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Local Food & Cuisine
Apurimac’s cuisine reflects traditional Andean flavors with staples like potatoes, corn, quinoa, and native herbs. Signature dishes include pachamanca (meat and vegetables cooked underground with hot stones), cuy (guinea pig), and chupe de quinua (quinoa soup). Meals often feature fresh local ingredients and are accompanied by chicha, a traditional corn beverage. Noteworthy dining spots include local family-run eateries in Abancay where visitors can savor authentic regional dishes in a warm atmosphere.
Getting Around
Apurimac is accessible by road from major cities like Cusco and Arequipa. The nearest airport is in Abancay, with limited domestic flights. Local transportation includes buses, minibuses, and taxis for travel between towns and villages. For exploring rural areas, hiring a private driver or tour guide is common. Travel costs are generally affordable, but road conditions can be challenging due to mountainous terrain, so allowing extra travel time is advisable.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit is during the dry season (May to September) to avoid rain and landslides. Pack warm clothing for the high altitude and variable weather, including layers and sun protection. Respect local customs and dress modestly when visiting communities. Stay hydrated and acclimate gradually to the altitude. Use cash in local currency as card acceptance may be limited outside major towns. Safety is good in tourist areas, but always remain vigilant and avoid traveling alone at night.
Culture & Customs
Apurimac’s culture is deeply rooted in Quechua traditions, with strong community ties and respect for Pachamama (Mother Earth). Social customs include greeting with a handshake or nod and showing respect to elders. Festivals such as the Fiesta de la Virgen de las Nieves feature colorful dances, music, and rituals blending indigenous and Catholic elements. Visitors should ask permission before photographing people and participate respectfully in cultural events. Hospitality is a key value, and sharing meals is a common way to connect.
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