Cajamarca 3 días 2noches

Day 1 |Transfer de apt Cajamarca  -Htl  + City Tours |

Departure : 10:00 am/1: 00 pm – 3:30pm 7:00pm

City tour: we visit the Plaza de Armas, Santa Catalina de Alejandría Church (Cathedral), San Francisco Church, Rescue Room, Belén Church, Colonial Hospital for Men, Colonial Hospital for Women (Archaeological Museum and Ethnographic Museum), Colina de Santa Apolonia and the “Chair of the Inca”.

Return to your Hotel.

Day 2 | La Colpa Farm  Cows call |

Departure : 03:30 pm/7: 00 pm

A family tour to have fun and see the famous cow call. Each cow obeys its owner’s call, putting on a unique show of laughter and joy for all tour participants.

In addition, you can visit the Llacanora waterfalls, which are impressive waterfalls (depending on the rainy season). Otherwise, you can visit Mollepampa town to purchase handicrafts.

|Ventanillas de Otuzco |

Departure : 03:30 pm/7: 00 pm

The Ventanillas de Otuzco is an archaeological site located in the district of Baños del Inca, 8 km northwest of the city of Cajamarca. The area with rare formations from volcanic rock served as a funerary site for pre-Inca civilizations.

Otuzco is the necropolis of a pre-Inca civilization, older than the Caxamarca culture, most probably with Wari culture influences. Hundreds of galleries and individual niches, which resemble windows («ventanillas» in Spanish), were carved into the rock.

Then we have a Vivencial Tour of the suspension bridge for photos,Amazing tours to  visit the Garden of giant hydrangeas

In addition to spending a grate moment in  the Alpes Farm to taste , buy cheese and local sweets from Cajamarca.

Day 3 |Cumbemayo|Rocky Forest & Water Aqueducts|

Depature : 09:30 am/1: 30 pm

On this tour you will visit the ancient aqueducts and archaeological wonders of Cumbemayo. This excursion gives travelers a good glimpse into the Peruvian past.

The water channels carved at Cumbemayo are incredible and continue to baffle archaeologists, one look at these smooth and straight structures will surprise you too.

The channels are believed to have been carved with obsidian hammers. They are approximately 3,000 years old and provide evidence of the hydraulic engineering works that the inhabitants of this region were capable of doing. The canals divert water from the Pacific side of Peru to the Atlantic side. There are several enigmatic petroglyphs here as well.

Some archaeologists believe that Cumbemayo was once used for religious purposes. Without a doubt, this is a place of spectacular beauty, especially with its ichú grass and strange volcanic formations. Make sure you have your camera handy when you visit.

The ancient aqueducts of Cumbe Mayo continue to baffle archaeologists. Located on the outskirts of the town of Cajamarca in the Highlands of northern Peru, Cumbe Mayo is an absolutely fascinating place to visit.

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