That is why we present to the world a synthesis of those experiences with the eagerness to share them in what we could call the first LIVING MUSEUM OF THE PERUVIAN ANDE.

Around 1989 we started individually our passages from north to south, east to west, coast, mountains and jungle using the deteriorated roads.

We learnt to value our culture thanks to the astonish and explanation of the experts, because of most of the time human beings don’t value what we see everyday.

Of course a big part of these experiences had been shaped in photographs, but over all and the 100% of them are in our minds and hearts. (e mail us for more information about non traditional places).

With all these information we get to the conclusion that the south American camels are an inexhaustible and valuable source to Peru and the world. Appreciate their beauty in their natural habitat is difficult for most tourists.

We thought that en exhibition of the south American camels should be in a place that keep the atmospheric and climatologic conditions, altitude, flora, right location y finally accessible for our tourists.

After buying the land, we made a general cleaning and found an agricultural anden of the imperial inka and natural springs; also the few deteriorated constructions with metallic roofs were eliminated and replaced with materials of the region and the support of our people.

Now with a lot of pride we present AWANA KANCHA, a place where you can appreciate the beauty of the Peruvian Ande with its south American camels and derivatives gotten thanks to the majestic, traditional and modern technique (dyeing, spinning, weaving process) including used materials and live weaving by the people of the Peruvian ande. Finally you will be able to buy traditional and industrial textiles of high quality.