Cielo Azul - Agence de voyage al Huancavelica

What if your trip to Peru could have a real human impact? Based in Huancavelica, one of the most authentic and unspoiled regions of the Peruvian Andes, Cielo Azul is much more than a travel agency: it is a solidarity tourism program run by the non-profit association Pukullawa.

Since 2007, Cielo Azul has been offering unique experiences in spectacular landscapes: over 200 lagoons with crystal-clear waters, mountains exceeding 5,300 meters above sea level, stone villages steeped in colonial and pre-Inca history, and the famous turquoise Vilca River, the longest in Peru. Each tour is an immersion in wild nature and the living traditions of Andean communities.

What makes Cielo Azul truly special is its social commitment: tourism profits directly support the children and teenagers of the Pukullawa association, through educational programs, funding for teachers, and the hosting of international volunteers. Traveling with Cielo Azul means choosing responsible, fair, and human tourism, where every encounter is sincere and every shared moment is meaningful.

Accompanied by José Antonio de la Cruz Huaylla, a passionate founder, and sometimes by the famous guide dog Boby, travelers explore hidden treasures such as the Santa Bárbara mines, the ghost village of Sacsamarca, or the "Tobogán en el Cielo Azul" mountain. An off-the-beaten-path adventure, recommended by Pérou Découverte.