Experience Tourism in Mullakas Misminay, Cusco
Book your experiential tourism adventure with us in the beautiful community of Mullakas Misminay, located near the archaeological sites of Maras and Moray in the Sacred Valley. Here, experience-based tourism lets visitors actively participate in a variety of activities, such as traditional weaving workshops, culinary tours, hiking expeditions, and cultural ceremonies. This approach ensures an engaging and memorable vacation that entertains while helping preserve local traditions and support the community’s economic development.
Why Choose Mullakas Misminay?
Over the years, Mullakas Misminay has developed into a top rural tourism destination in the Sacred Valley. This progress has strengthened the community and made it one of the best places for rural tourism in the region. Experience-based tourism here offers unique opportunities to immerse yourself in the local culture and traditions.
By joining various activities, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of Mullakas Misminay’s rich heritage and way of life, this tourism approach fosters meaningful exchanges between visitors and residents, benefiting both.
Activities and Experiences
Cooking Lessons
Prepare a typical dish using local ingredients and a traditional mud kitchen. Learn to use a stone mortar and enjoy the fresh smells of traditional sauces.
Agricultural Work
Guided by local farmers, learn techniques and use ancestral tools to work the land. These tools are still used today.
Donkey Rides
Take a short ride on a donkey, a traditional way to travel from place to place.
Hike to the Viewpoint of Moray
Enjoy a 40-minute hike to a natural viewpoint. Here, admire a stunning view of the community, its mountains, and the unique circular terraces of Moray.
Textile Session
Watch a demonstration of ancient weaving techniques using the backstrap loom. Local women use natural dyes from local plants to color their wool, which they spin by hand while shepherding their animals.
Preparation of Pachamanca
Discover how to prepare Pachamanca, a traditional dish from the Peruvian Andes. Learn about its origins from the time of the Inca Empire and its significance in rituals of thanks to Mother Earth.
Making Andean Adobes
Experience the process of making Andean bricks, or adobes, which have been used since Inca times to build houses. Learn about this traditional, handcrafting method using natural materials.
