Cuper Bajo (Chinchero – Cusco)

It is a village that maintains its ancient Incan lineage, with its beautiful landscapes adorned by two lagoons and on the horizon of which gather dauntless snow-capped peaks and where noisy and colorful Sunday fairs call the local population to the practice of exchanging their products, as a means of commercial trade. Their singular iconography and harmony of colors turn their textile art into the object of admiration of locals, as well as that of foreigners.
There, you will have the opportunity to share moments with the direct heirs of that heritage, gathered around the “Mama Occllo” and “Apu Antasaqa” associations; women who create the most exquisite textile works of art and have opened their workshops to share with visitors each step of the elaboration process of these woven pieces, using ancestral techniques and skills.