The Inca Trail or Qapac Ñam in Quechua, was the road network that connected the Tahuantinsuyo, with a length of 5200 kilometers, starting in Quito (Ecuador), passing through Cuzco, and ending in what is now Tucumán, Argentina.

Today, it is not only limited to the famous stretch that culminates in the citadel of Machu Picchu, but continues to be the bridge between many communities in the high Andes.

The Ancascocha Trek is no exception. It joins the towns of Limatambo and Camicancha, named in honor of the beautiful turquoise lagoon perched at the base of a snow-capped mountain, located halfway, and during the three days of its journey, we will not only cross natural landscapes of stunning beauty but we will also feel stopped in time.