Ethical Tours & Experiences
We emphasize responsible tourism by designing tours that protect the environment and respect our local cultures. Prioritizes sustainable practices, such as waste reduction and community involvement in decision-making, while educating travelers on the significance of preserving our andean heritage and ecosystems.
We focus on creating opportunities for women in Andean communities by collaborating with local female artisans and guides. This partnership allows these women to showcase their talents, maintain their traditions, and earn fair incomes, promoting gender equality and preserving the region’s cultural heritage.
Our tailored itineraries to meet the diverse preferences of travelers. By providing personalized tours that include trekking, cultural exchanges, and local workshops, our company enhances customer satisfaction while supporting local economies and encouraging meaningful engagement with the community.
At Inka Power Peru we prioritize ethical tourism and empower local communities. Our mission is to combat the exploitation of workers, including porters, horsemen, cooks, and our amazing mountain guides by promoting fair treatment and sustainable practices in all our Machu Picchu ethical tours and experiences.
We focus on uplifting the Andean people and reteaching the knowledge that has been lost over time from our ancestors. By doing this, we aim to change the mindset of our workers, allowing them to share their valuable knowledge and skills within their families and communities, creating real change in society. In addition, we are committed to creating job opportunities specifically for women on our tours, which promotes gender equality and supports female: chefs, porters, muleteers, artisans and guides.
By choosing Inka Power Peru, you support responsible travel that values people and culture, ensuring that the benefits of tourism truly reach those who deserve it the most.
Join us in fostering sustainable tourism that empowers individuals and preserves
the rich heritage of the Andes.