“My friends and I loved the cooking class! Jesus was great. I loved having the tour of the market beforehand, where we purchased ingredients used in our cooking and got to try things. I had a vegetarian and a gluten free friend, and there were options for them to make tweaks to the meals to accommodate.”

“Market tour and great opportunity to experience local cuisine. Roland was excellent.”

“Everything was great - from Machu Picchu pick-up, complimentary dinner in the restaurant near the station to the train experience and live music. I got to be the only first class passenger so it felt even more luxurious.”

“Really amazing experience. We got to meet the animals, walk to an overlook above the sacred valley, and pick some plants to make the dye. We learned a lot of techniques for dying and weaving, and got to bring home the fruits of our labor. Lunch was also delicious and the views were amazing.”

“This experience was well worth it. From being picked up at my hotel and driven to Calca by the very kind and informative driver Pedro, you can tell how much effort and skill Peru Private Tours puts into this workshop. Delia and Naydiss did an incredible job of not just providing information on their craft, but also hands-on experience. They were friendly, funny, and taught me about local traditions and knowledge that I didn’t learn about in any of my other experiences in Cusco or the Sacred Valley. In my day at the workshop, I made yarn from wool, collected plants on the hillside to dye wool, learned (but sadly…”

“Abelardo was great. It was just a group of four ( our family) and it was a fun experience with great views of Cusco at night. Highly recommended”

“Great experience with kid and grandparents. We went for the 10am English class and it was perfect for lunch. We made two delicious courses and cocktails. We learned so much about Perus agriculture and food. Chef Fernando was great with kids - he played kids music, had mocktails and assisted them with cooking. Highly highly recommend. One of our best experiences in Peru.”

“I did a solo trip to Cusco, and on the first day in the city I knew I wanted to do something that wasn't too exhausting, considering the early morning flight arrival and needing to get acclimated to the altitude. After a failed attempt at the free walking tour during the day, I decided to opt for this. By far a better decision. Spend the day exploring the city and sites on your own. Having a night tour was an excellent way to see a different side of the city with a local. The other that were supposed to be part of the tour apparently were sick from the altitude…”

“The meeting point can be confusing . They asked to meet at door number one. Its very clearly marked on the lower portion , once you see it its on the actual green door to the main entrance .”