Lickanantay culture
Turi Kunza
Indigenous tourism hosted by a Lickanantay family.
Maximum altitude: 2,400 m
Photo: Luca Galuzzi, CC BY-SA 2.5
Turi Kunza means “Our House” in Kunza, the local language. You walk with llamas through the ayllu, shape clay using the ancestral technique of Mami Isidora, learn about desert herbs and taste local maize, chañar, carob and quinoa.
- Schedule
- Morning: 9:00 am to 12:30 pm. Afternoon: 4:30 pm to 8:30 pm (earlier in winter).
- Includes
- Transport for groups of up to 12, llama walk, clay workshop, 3 high-Andean herbal infusions and a tasting of local products.
- Good to know
- Minimum 2 people. Travelling alone? We'll add you to a confirmed group.
Times are approximate and change with the season. Jerónimo confirms every detail before you book.
Jerónimo Peluso
Guide in San Pedro de Atacama
I live and work in San Pedro de Atacama. In the desert, altitude shapes the experience: the same excursion can become the highlight of a trip or affect the days that follow, depending on when it is done.
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