The Peninsula of Llachón has become a stop for anyone visiting Lake Titicaca, described as a place where time has stopped, so that you can appreciate the customs and experiences of the communities.

Paru Paru, is the highest community of Pisaq District, Province of Calca, Department de Cusco: It is surrounded by 2 beautiful lagoons, “Kinsaqocha” and “Azulcocha” and colorful crop of 180 varieties of native potatoes. Paru Paru, has all the conditions to be a healthy village and to serve its visitors who seek to experience the customs of this high Andean population of Cusco.

The city was founded in 1540 by order of Francisco Pizarro. Since the colonial era is known as "The White City” this is due to the white ashlar color that prevails in its numerous temples and mansions.

This expedition that will show you the deposits of mines and agricultural slopes that started their microclimates of the Quechua people during their expansion.