Tierras Vivas comes to diffusing without profit helping porters families and the communities of Pilcobamba and Rallan located in the Cusco, Peru.
The project starts when we really realize that ...
The HUHT (Help Us to Help Them) Project is for people interested in helping the Cacacoyoc community by purchasing their products made by themselves.
These products made by the Cacacoyoc ...
It had been a dream of ours to take the traditional Inca Trail route to Machu Picchu and we were recommended Tierras Vivas from a friend of ours in England. He couldn't have recommended a better company to choose. Vladi our tour guide was professional, courteous, entertaining, encouraging and always there to explain any of the Inca ruins or ... Alex Wilson and Dominic Smith, UK Inca Trail - Traditional
We chose to go on the Lares trail, since I wanted something a little less touristy than the Inca Trail. We walked into the nearest tour agency, Tierras Vivas, and were lucky enough to book a trip with them a few days later. The manager, Edwin, was very warm and thorough in his explanation of our trip and the ... Brett and Monica, USA Lares Trek
When I visited Peru I didn’t imagine that I would experience something as great as the hike to Machu Picchu.
First I was a little bit disappointed that we couldn’t hike along the „real“ Inca Trail because it was so overcrowded with people. In the end I realised that was the best thing that could have happen to me!
We did ... Janine Iser, Germany
Capital of the province bearing the same name, this city is located at the foot of the magnificent Sierra of Velasco. It was founded on May 20th, 1591 by Juan Ramírez de Velazco who gave it the name of Ciudad de Todos los Santos de la Nueva Rioja (City of all the Saints of the New Rioja), as a reminder of the homonymous Spanish region. This province, characterized by an uneven geography, presents a strange amalgam of mountains and plains, appart from its characteristic green and black hills and valleys whose ocher colour is tinted by the varied policromy of its plantations. Its building aspect presents the combination of the antique with the modern, displaying low constructions, narrow streets, and cheerful and well-ornamented squares still exhibiting the old orange trees that give a characteristic note to this city. The commercial city centre is quite active and it is mostly concentrated around the main square. There are some traditional festivities such as The National Festivity of the Chaya and that of San Nicolas and el Niño Alcalde.The last one is an emotive popular religious ceremony that goes back to 1953. You can find some other possibilities for relaxation nearby: The Llacampis Park, ideal for camping, Las Padercitas, National Historic Monument and pilgrimage place: Los Sauces Dike and Mount La Cruz. Such places offer astonishing landscapes. In this way La Rioja, invites you to visit it leisurely and to discover the gentleness of its people who day after day build, with their fruitful labour, the promising future that they have always longed for their land.
LA RIOJA TRIPS
"All rights reserved, Tierras Vivas, the Tierras Vivas logo, all content, including photographs and may not be reproduced without the Express permission of Tierras Vivas"