• Cementerio de Nueva Esperanza - After a 50-minute drive, you will reach the first stop, which is the second-largest cemetery in the world. It’s a very impressive and colorful place, different than any other cemetery you have visited before. It is located amidst the hills and human settlements and represents the interesting Andean burial traditions. The view is amazing and, if you’re into photography, you will surely take a bunch of artistic photos.
• San Juan De Miraflores - After the visit to the cemetery, you’ll head towards the human settlement where you will first visit a local lady who has started her own small business and artisan workshop in her house. She will tell you more about herself and her business.

The bilingual guide teams up with a local guide who will show you around the neighborhood and take you to meet several local families and community leaders. The first stop is the house of the local cook who has prepared a delicious homemade lunch for you.

After lunch, the local guide will show you around and tell you more about daily life with its many challenges but also its many positive initiatives. The people who live there have worked hard to build a real community and you’ll get to meet some of these community leaders. The guide will also tell you more about the local project your visit supports. On some days you’ll even be able to see their activities with the participating kids in action.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off included for ease and convenience.
• Travel comfortably with private transportation.
• Enjoy the insights of a local guide.
• Savor a delicious lunch.
• Support a social project with your visit.

• Gratuities

This exclusive half-day journey leads you away from the standard tourist route, presenting you with a real and unique experience of Lima, where the inhabitants live and earn their livelihoods. The day is characterized by responsible cultural exposure, indigenous customs, societal impact, and education.

Your itinerary will include a stop at a local craftsman’s workshop, a social initiative, a home-cooked meal at a local residence, and education around the everyday experiences within Lima’s populated districts. You won’t just gain insights into the region’s historical, political and cultural landscapes, but more importantly, you’ll engage with the remarkable local community striving to uplift their neighborhood. Of note, the tour emphasizes the positive endeavors and optimism of the local populace. Additionally, your participation aids the local initiative that you’ll visit and become better acquainted with.

• Tour can be canceled or altered due to extremely poor weather, political situation or other unexpected events. In case of cancellation, you will be given the option of an alternative date or full refund
• Not wheelchair accessible. Due to uneven surfaces, this tour is not recommended for those with walking disabilities or using a wheelchair
• Not recommended for participants with medical conditions such as serious back or neck problems
• A small amount of walking on uneven terrain is involved. It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes or sneakers (no sandals)
• Most of the year, the sun is very strong (even if it’s cloudy) and especially from December to April. it is highly recommended to bring sunscreen, water and a hat.
• Please advise any specific food or physical restrictions at time of booking
• Transfer time can vary quite a bit because of traffic. Please let us know if you have to be back on time.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.