Experience the authentic Lima like never before with our UNIQUE anthropologist tour! Get a chance to immerse yourself in the daily activities of the locals and witness the rich cultural heritage of Lima. This tour strives to provide you with a glimpse of 'the real' Lima, where a majority of the population resides in happiness and harmony.
Our walking tour will take you through the base of the hill, where you can observe the developments, urbanization projects, politics, religion, and how Haku Tours contributes to the community. With our knowledgeable local guide, you'll slowly make your way up the iconic "yellow stairs" while capturing amazing views of greater Lima and exploring the homes of the locals.
The tour also includes a visit to a local daycare center, where you can interact with friendly families and get a firsthand experience of their daily lives. This tour is all about meeting new people, sharing their culture, traditions, beliefs, and thoughts, making it an unforgettable cultural experience that you'll cherish forever.
Don't miss this chance to witness the true essence of Lima and its people with our one-of-a-kind anthropologist tour!
Haku tours wants you to feel 100% safe at all times, so at the start of the tour you will be told by your local tour guide about basic guidelines to follow during the tour.
After getting picked up and brought to the first town, you will start making your way to the base of the hill while the tour guide will explain a little about the community and its developments; such as urbanization projects, politics, religion, and how Haku helps in the area. You will then start your adventure at the famous 'yellow stairs', where you will be able to take a few pictures of the amazing views of Lima. You will also be able to visit a few homes and interact with families you meet during the tour. You may also be able to meet a local craftsman who produces beautiful hand-made silverware.
Lastly, as you make your way down the hill, you will visit a local kindergarten (not open on weekends) where you can play games such as, volleyball or football, with the children.
Wear colorful clothing because locals find it welcoming. To locals, dark colors are synonymous with bad luck or bad omens. For you comfort, please wear comfortables clothes, shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen and a hat. In addition, bring water and a spare battery for your camera.
In the past Shanty town residents have suffered had problems from foreign visitors. That's why all visits to the town will be accompanied by local leader of the community to ensure a good experience for all parties involved.
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Start your adventure by exploring Peruvian culture in Lima! If you're only spending a few hours in the city, Haku Tours offers a variety of classes and short tours that you can take part in like: cooking classes, visits to local markets, and city walking tours