Hubert Jaquehua

I was born in Cusco and deeply rooted in the Sacred Valley. I studied Tourism and lead trips throughout the region. I learned from my ancestors to get in touch with nature and I love to show you our surroundings. This is so you can discover more than sightseeing - things like authentic connections with the land, living history, and personal transformation. In the Andes we learn to honor the living relationship with the Apus (sacred mountains) and Pachamama (Mother Earth). We reinterpret this worldview for the modern world, focusing on safety, elegance, and deep human connection. We organize social impact projects in remote high-Andean communities. These projects include educational initiatives, school supply donations, cultural activities for children, and reforestation efforts aimed at restoring fragile ecosystems and supporting long-term community wellbeing. These actions reflect the Andean principle of ayni - sacred reciprocity between people, nature, and spirit. In recent years, I have created journeys that unite adventure, ancestral culture, and wellness hospitality. We love developing projects and retreat spaces that honor local materials, Andean architecture, and contemporary design, offering guests an experience that is both grounded and elevated.