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 ...
"Edwin and Tierras Vivas gave my friends and I a trip we will never forget. We trekked through the highlands of Peru, met locals, experienced some of their traditions. It was amazing. We were felt like participants not tourists. Edwin was an incredible guide and Carlos was our superhuman cook. Somehow, three days away from the nearest town and ... Billy Weber, EE.UU
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
Our hike to Macchu Picchu with Tierras Viva was a breathtaking experience far beyond an ordinary tour. Hiking five days through undescovered valleys and highlands down into the colorful jungle area and being the only tourists on the way, we experienced the magical natural beauty of the Andes from a different perspective. Meeting Andean people, sharing stories and quechua ... Eva Goblisch, Germany
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RESPONSIBLE TRAVEL
Wherever our trips take us, we aim to carry with us our responsible attitudes. This encompasses a way of traveling which is respectful and beneficial to locals, their cultures and environments. We prefer to use public transportation when available, to stay overnight and share meals in the homes of local families, to travel in small groups, and to educate others about sustainable tourism.Following these steps as a small company, we are hopeful we will make big differences in the lives of local people we meet along the way.Our main goal is to offer an exciting and unique adventure while enriching the lives of the people we meet
Our main goal, is to enrich people’s life making them live an interactive and unique trip, forgetting about the prejudices, building an understanding and a new world being more careful, and at the same time spending a life time experience.
We offer fun, we are passionate with everything we do, and believe in responsibility and sustainable when traveling, and the locals being benefited by he tour operators, hotels, and communities). With our experienced crew work, and our philosophy of journeying is solid an immutable.
Commmunity Project
Tierras Vivas works to support the Peruvian Andean communities of Pilcobamba and Rallan, near Cusco.Our travelers have the opportunity to get to know the local people, and to understand their rich cultural history. Your participation on a Tierras Vivas trip will contribute to supporting the local economies of these communities and help to develop a cross-cultural understanding.
Help the Children Project
ELIM Asociación Civil is a registered Christian non-profit organization. Its goal is to aid abandoned street children and high-risk children. As part of our mission of responsible travel, we aim to support children working in the streets and children living in extreme poverty who may be neglected physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
In some of the places we visit we are our own operators, but on many of our trips, Tierras Vivas works with highly reputable local operators. These local partners are passionate and enthusiastic about the places they operate in, and offer the same high standards as we aim to provide. By working closely with these local companies, we are best able to return money back into the local economies where we travel with our groups.
Before your booking.
This may sound unusual coming from a travel company, but it is important that you understand our style of travel.
Tierras Vivas operates in a way that fully appreciates and respects cultures and lifestyles very different from your own. While striving to provide you the very best holiday possible, we do not shield you from the cultural differences, inefficiencies and frustrations that are a part life in the places we visit.Indeed, our emphasis is on getting out there and experiencing the real world.Please bear this in mind when choosing between our travel styles and trip options.
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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 ... 
"Edwin and Tierras Vivas gave my friends and I a trip we will never forget. We trekked through the highlands of Peru, met locals, experienced some of their traditions. It was amazing. We were felt like participants not tourists. Edwin was an incredible guide and Carlos was our superhuman cook. Somehow, three days away from the nearest town and ...
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 ...
Our hike to Macchu Picchu with Tierras Viva was a breathtaking experience far beyond an ordinary tour. Hiking five days through undescovered valleys and highlands down into the colorful jungle area and being the only tourists on the way, we experienced the magical natural beauty of the Andes from a different perspective. Meeting Andean people, sharing stories and quechua ...
