TreXperience Peru

In order to support rural communities, TreXperience hires workers from nearby villages, like Paru Paru, to become porters, chefs and guides. The business also takes pride in being one of the only local tour operators to hire women for these roles that are traditionally only offered to men. They are striving to achieve gender equality in their operations and encourage changes in Peruvian tourism.

They also directly support social projects in Sacred Valley communities, including a greenhouse that produces/donates vegetable and native plants, and a small library with internet, so our children will be able to grow up with the modern technology.

TreXperience regularly organizes community cleaning campaigns to combat the pollution of the Urabamba River. Also, this year they've already completed activities in the community of Cachiccata - planting native trees, and helping get clean water. They also ensure that their guides and porters follow best practices for recycling and cleaning up all trash during tours.

TreXperience works with Andean healers in local communities to include traditional ceremonies and spiritual experiences on their treks. By introducing travelers to these traditions in an authentic way, they are helping to preserve them for the future.