PERU
The trips worth crossing Peru for.
The 7 most popular textile & weaving workshops in Peru. The ones travellers rate highest, with prices, how long they take and who runs them.
Meet alpacas, llamas, vicuñas, and huanacos on a Cusco farm, plus a weaving demo, with hotel transfer included for $34.
Most Popular“Our guide, Marlith, was very well spoken and knowledgeable. This was an amazing experience to see a foundational part of Peru’s economy and was well worth the money.”
Private Cusco tour of Inca ruins and Qorikancha plus Manos de la Comunidad camelids museum. 6 hours, pickup included.
“The sites were interesting. However, our guide was so hard to understand that we missed a lot of information and started losing interest. The problem with Viator tours is sometimes you get great guides and sometimes you don’t. And it makes all the difference.”
Hands-on Cusco textile workshop at Andean Colors. Clean and dye wool, spin and weave, make a bracelet or bookmark, then lunch and alpacas.
“This was a great experience and I am so glad we did this. It was a truly immersive experience. All of the people were so friendly and patient. Lunch was delicious. Definitely go!”
Hands-on Cusco Sacred Valley textile workshop with Ruth Pimentel: natural dyeing, alpaca yarn, backstrap weaving, and a full included meal.
“This experience was beyond expectations! I had a wonderful time. I'm a Textile Designer as my career so this tour was very meaningful to me. It did not dissapoint! First of all, NAYDA is the best at what she does. I was fortunate to have her all to myself on my tour as this is…”
Cusco half-day city tour with bilingual guide, Qorikancha and Sacsayhuamán stops, plus a South American camelid museum visit.
“Muy interesante, nuestro guía estaba super preparado!! 100% recomendado. Ideal para tomarlo entre días de viajes pesados y descansar un poco.”
Nazca’s Cahuachi pyramids and textile visit from Nazca: guided desert history, views, and a short museum stop for $45.
“Carlos was an excellent tour guide. top down he's probably one of the best English speaking person in Nasca and very knowledgeable about the history of the land. However, was a bit upset about the textile part. It was more of a tour than an actual workshop and felt a bit low effort. again Carlos…”
Private Pisac ruins and an alpaca farm day trip from Cusco with a guide, great Sacred Valley views, and time in the market.
“Our guide and driver were fantastic!! We loved Patricia. She taught us so much about Peru and the Sacred Valley and the Incan culture. Thank you, Patricia”
From the Inca heartland to the coast and the cloud forest, and every way to reach it.
