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Southern Travesía
Beyond PUQIO, the highlands take on a wilder form at Tinajani
Sweeping grasslands. Untrodden pathways. Discovery drives that go out each day, and go somewhere different each time.
PUQIO doesn’t add to the Colca Valley, it steps back and lets it be what it already is.



Between days of exploration and nights under the Andean sky, the camp opens into spaces made for warmth, pause and conversation.

PUQIO takes its name from the puquio, a natural spring found on the property, a quiet presence deeply woven into the valley’s identity.

Clay ovens, open flames and quiet rituals bring the camp together, simple moments shaped by warmth, flavour and return.
Three ways to spend the night in the Colca Valley, each one shaped by canvas, stone and a close relationship with the landscape.
From quiet paths close to camp to canyon routes, village life and highland landscapes, each day opens a different way into the Colca Valley.

Explore Yanque

Short explorations close to camp, shaped by village life, ancient sites, artisans, local festivities and quiet paths through the valley.
Clay ovens, open flames and raw Andean ingredients bring the day back to the table, generous, grounded and close to the land.


From the Colca Valley, the journey continues into the wilder highlands of Southern Peru — towards the red-stone canyon of Tinajani and the still waters of Lake Titicaca.
Each stop reveals a different rhythm of the Andes, connected by road and shaped by the landscapes in between.