PERU BREATHTAKING TRIPS

Arequipa - Toro Muerto - Arequipa

At 7:00am embark on a captivating journey from Arequipa to the enigmatic Toro Muerto petroglyphs, a window into the past etched onto volcanic rock. Our comfortable transport will whisk you away from the bustling city, leaving behind the iconic white buildings and the majestic Misti volcano. As you venture through the coastal desert, rugged landscapes unfold, revealing the unique beauty of the Peruvian terrain.

Prepare to be awestruck upon arrival at Toro Muerto, which translates to "Dead Bull." This archaeological site boasts a remarkable collection of over 3,000 volcanic rocks etched with ancient symbols and figures. Wander amongst these silent testaments to history, dating back to the Wari and Chuquibamba cultures, and let your imagination travel thousands of years into the past. Decipher the intricate designs alongside your expert guide, who will unravel the stories and cultural significance hidden within each petroglyph.

Beyond the historical significance, Toro Muerto offers breathtaking panoramas of the surrounding desert. Capture stunning photographs against the backdrop of the rugged landscape, contrasting beautifully with the intricate carvings on the rocks. Your guide will also share insights into the local flora and fauna, pointing out unique desert plants and birds that call this region home.

After immersing yourself in the history and beauty of Toro Muerto, enjoy a delicious and authentic lunch prepared with fresh, local ingredients. Refuel and share your experience with fellow travelers before embarking on the return journey to Arequipa. As you arrive back in the "White City," you'll carry with you the indelible memory of a journey through time, leaving you with a deeper understanding of the region's rich cultural heritage.

✅ Licenced Tour Guide.

✅ Tourist Transportation.

✅ Entrance tickets for the visited sites.

❌Meals

❌Tips

❌Others not listed above

📍It is possible to depart earlier.

📍Lunch can be in Corire town. 

📍It's possible to visit Querulpa's dinosaur prints.

📍It's possible to visit a local winery.