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QUELCCAYA, THE LARGEST TROPICAL GLACIER IN THE WORLD AND IS IN CUSCO - PERU.
The Quelccaya glacier, also called Quelccaya Ice Field, is located in the southeast of Peru, in the Vilcanota mountain range, between the communities of Sallani and Phinaya, which are located in the district of Pitumarca and are part of the Cusco province of Canchis. Our destination is an extension of the Eastern mountain range of the Andes, which is characterized by being the “most extensive tropical glacier in the world” due to its 5,600 meters high, with a length that exceeds 17 km, an area of ​​44 km² of extension and an ice layer more than 200 m thick
Its geographical conditions make it one of the favorite destinations for professional mountaineers, who manage to conquer its peak.
The glacier also plays an important role in the region since it feeds the Vilcanota River and the Sibinacocha Lagoon where the Salcca River is born.

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The famous INCAS platforms
"A Tiwanaku legacy"

Inca technology for the architecture of the Terraces thus they managed to gain more land for agriculture, currently these terraces continue to be used TO increase the spaces for agriculture.
We must not forget that this agricultural technology was perfected by the ancient TIAHUANACO and was inherited by other Peruvian cultures including the Incas.

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For the locals, the snow-covered Ausangate is a sacred mountain. From its surrounds, you can witness the incredible sunrises and sunsets as well as its turquoise lakes, which resemble enormous sky mirrors.

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The king of the Andes, the condor, is why he has his altar in Machupicchu.

Before the construction of Machu Picchu began, they surveyed the mountaintop site. They built canals to carry freshwater to different sectors of the city. Incredibly, the Inca didn’t use steel or iron tools, nor the wheel, to make the temples, living quarters, and stone steps. Instead, they utilized simple materials such as stone, wood, and bronze. Rows of terraces were also constructed along the mountainsides for support. Without them, Machu Picchu would have tumbled down, unable to withstand centuries existing in a region prone to earthquakes and annual heavy rain.

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This extremely photogenic lake is located about 75 miles to the northwest of Cusco and just south of Machu Picchu. Humantay sits snugly between Humantay Mountain and Salkantay Mountain. In fact, it is a popular branch-off hike when trekking along the Salkantay Trail, an incredibly scenic alternative to the Inca Trail. Humantay falls along the Vilcabamba mountain range.
Humantay Lake is most well known for its insanely bright blue and green water and its snow-capped mountain backdrop. These fantastic colors come from the mineral-filled runoff from the melting glaciers around the Humantay and Salkantay Mountains.

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