• JWPC+Q3P - We seek to show during your tour the activities carried out by the Andean people, especially those of the rural community of Racchi Ayllu, for example, the alpaca cattle and their differences are shown, as well as the guinea pigs and their breeding process.
  In addition, it seeks to revalue the ancestral textile legacy through fabrics worked by hand with the fiber of alpaca, sheep and vicuña; taking into account that these products are made by women who live in inequality of opportunities and domestic problems. For this reason, through We want to empower them, that they achieve economic independence, that they live knowing and respecting their rights as women, and above all that they do not forget their ancestral textile legacy, but that it lasts and can be taught to new generations.
  During that time, you will be part of the experience of the textile manufacturing process, such as weaving waist bracelets starting with basic designs and different colors; and alpaca or sheep fiber fabrics will also be dyed with elements of nature with which three colors will be formed.

• Work materials for dyeing and weaving
• Lunch provided
• Guided service included
• Food for alpacas and llamas

• Carbonated beverages
• Breakfast
• Bottled water
• Private transportation

We aim to empower single women mothers skilled in textile art by showcasing their talent to the globe. With this initiative, you will be allowed to not just observe but actively participate in the production steps such as coloring the wool with natural elements before it’s fashioned into clothing. Also, you’ll learn waist-weaving techniques where you commence with forming a simple bracelet. Once you learn enough, you can create intricate patterns from the diverse communities of Cusco. An added charm - the place is a community teeming with nature’s bounty. You will get a chance to interact with adorable llamas, alpacas, and visit the guinea pig farm.

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