Awana Kancha

An amazing experience where you can get up close and feed llamas, vicuñas, and alpacas, all while being guided by Norma, who also gave us fascinating insights into the traditional process of making Peruvian textiles. Highly recommended! Absolutely worth it.

Amazing place, the guides would explain the differences between animals and how they are used by the local people. They also discuss how the natural dyes are made and how the fibres are being prepared. You get a chance to feed the animals fresh leaves and the entrance is free of charge. There is a shop at the end with beautiful clothing and art presented on the clothes etc from the indigenous tribes. Definetely worth visiting!

One of our best experiences in Cusco! Amazing place and really well maintained. This is a free not for profit museum. They have llamas and alpacas that you can feed, pet and take photos. Our guide was so nice and he spoke English. There's also a shop which sells authentic alpaca fur goods. You can give them a donation. Must visit! This place is so much better than the sanctuary down the road.

This is such a hidden gem right outside of Cusco. The woman who gave us the tour was fluent in English and did so well in explaining all the different animals they had on the land. Another really amazing experience was seeing how they make thread from alpaca or llamas and how they use natural plants or minerals to dye the fibers. I highly recommend this experience to all tourists! Plus you get to feed and pet the animals!

Wow what a great find! Arrived here and we're the only tourists so got our private guide who took us along gave us food to feed the llamas & alpacas & gave us a history lesson. Was a pure natural experience. There's also a gift shop at the end where you can purchase hand crafted clothing. Must visit

The animals are very cute:) The staff greeted us warmly and friendly. You can enter there for free.

There is so much more to this place than I expected! The llamas and alpacas are friendly and easy to get close to. The guanacos and vicuña have a good amount of space to be wild but you can still see them on the hillside. There is a display of natural dyes for alpaca wool and traditional weavings from several rural communities. Shoutout to Rosita who was a fantastic guide and answered all my questions.

I Learned so much about alpaca and llamas. I can basically open up my own farm now! Staff was amazing and the clothing selection was legendary!