Peru: Cultural Immersion Trips in the
Sacred Valley and Beyond!
Explore Peru beyond sightseeing. Our Sacred Valley journeys use the Learn, Serve & Immerse approach to connect you with Andean culture and support community-led regenerative tourism. Learn more below and contact us to customize a trip.
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Learn: Andean traditions, foodways, weaving, and history.
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Serve: Ethical, community-led projects supporting local goals.
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Immerse: Homestays and daily life in the Sacred Valley.
Through Virtuoso, we also offer exclusive Peru itineraries blending iconic highlights with authentic cultural moments. Visit our Virtuoso Peru page for more info, or contact us!
Learn, Serve & Immerse in Peru: Andean Cultural Traditions
Journey through Peru’s Sacred Valley and explore the rich traditions of the Andes and the sacred bond between food, land, and community. Supporting impactful community organizations, travelers will learn from Indigenous farmers and artisans, serve through community projects supporting food sovereignty and climate resilience, and immerse in daily life—sharing meals, stories, and rituals that honor Pachamama (Mother Earth). This adventure can be customized for families or educational groups.
Peru: A Regenerative Retreat to Honor Pachamama
Known as Pachamama by the Incas, Mother Earth is honored as the feminine life force of nature. Global Family Travels invites you on a 10-day regenerative wellness journey in Peru’s Sacred Valley, rooted in ancient Andean traditions. Through cultural immersion and traditional ceremonies, you’ll explore healing—of self and planet—while supporting women and local communities. Explore the Sacred Valley’s deep history and connect with rural Andean women, shamans, and artisans through experiences that honor local culture and reciprocity.
Peru Video: Unveiling the Wonders of
Andean Culture and Pachamama (Mother Earth)
The Sacred Valley of Peru—also called the Urubamba Valley—lies between Cusco and Machu Picchu in the Andes. It’s a place of dramatic landscapes, ancient sites, traditional villages, and vibrant Indigenous culture. In Andean belief, Pachamama (Mother Earth) is a nurturing force who sustains all life. Be sure to read our blog post too: Peru’s Sacred Valley: Regenerative Travel to Support Community and Pachamama














