Tour Antioquía y Cieneguilla

Discover two charming destinations near Lima in a single day. Our Antioquía and Cieneguilla Tour combines folk art, rural landscapes, Andean traditions, and local cuisine. It is a perfect experience for escaping the routine without traveling far from the capital.

Our first stop is Antioquía. This picturesque village is located in the Lurín River Valley. It is known for its colorful facades, which are decorated with flowers, birds, suns, mountains, and motifs inspired by Andean culture.

Its streets become an authentic open-air art gallery. Every mural adds color and personality to the landscape. Walking through Antioquía allows you to enjoy its artistic atmosphere at a relaxed pace.

During the tour, you can walk through its streets and discover its main attractions. You will also learn about the artistic work that has made the town one of the most unique destinations in the highlands of Lima.

You will have free time to visit local shops. There, you can find products made by the community, such as jams, nectars, handicrafts, and other traditional products.

Explore Cieneguilla and Its Local Flavors

Afterward, we will continue toward Cieneguilla. This valley is surrounded by nature. It is also known for its countryside restaurants, green landscapes, and peaceful atmosphere.

Here, we will enjoy a traditional lunch. We will also have the opportunity to visit a local farm or organic garden, depending on availability.

This experience allows you to get closer to local agriculture. You can learn about some of the products that are part of the area’s cuisine.

During the visit, you can observe local crops and learn about seasonal products. Depending on availability, you may also taste fruits, honey, artisanal wine, or fruit-based liqueurs made from local products.

A Full-Day Experience from Lima

This full-day tour from Lima to Antioquía and Cieneguilla is ideal for families, couples, friends, and travelers who want to enjoy a different day. The experience combines culture, nature, and gastronomy.

It is an escape where you can walk at your own pace, discover new landscapes, and taste local flavors. You can also return to Lima with photographs and great memories.

Itinerary

Departure from Lima

We begin our adventure in the early morning with pickup from previously coordinated meeting points in Lima. We will travel through the Chillón Valley toward the high-altitude landscapes of Canta.

Breakfast in Yangas (optional)

We will stop in Yangas so you can have breakfast at your own expense, take a break, and prepare for the ascent into the highlands.

La Viuda Mountain Range and High-Altitude Lagoons

We will continue toward the La Viuda Mountain Range, reaching elevations of more than 4,500 m above sea level. Along the way, we will enjoy breathtaking mountain landscapes, highland meadows, and glacial-origin lagoons.

Visit to Chuchún and Siete Colores Lagoons

We will visit some of the most beautiful natural attractions along the route, including Chuchún Lagoon, Siete Colores Lagoon, and other bodies of water surrounded by mountains. You will have time for photographs, a short walk, and enjoying the scenery.

Huancaraylla Waterfall (optional)

Depending on the available time and weather conditions, we may make a brief visit to Huancaraylla Waterfall.

Free Time for Lunch in Canta

We will descend to the town of Canta, where you will have free time to enjoy lunch at local restaurants. You may try traditional dishes such as fried trout, chicken soup, or pachamanca, depending on availability.

Visit to Canta and Obrajillo

After lunch, we will take a short tour of Canta and Obrajillo, enjoying their traditional streets, rural landscapes, historic watermills, and the waters of the Chillón River.

Return to Lima

Finally, we will begin our return journey to Lima along the same scenic route. Arrival is expected between 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m., depending on traffic and road conditions.

Includes

Professional Tour Guide

A guide will accompany you throughout the tour.

The guide will share information about the history, culture, traditions, folk art, and main attractions of Antioquía and Cieneguilla.

Round-Trip Tourist Transportation from Lima

Tourist transportation service from Lima to Antioquía and Cieneguilla is included.

The service includes scheduled stops along the route and return to the established meeting point.

Scenic Stops for Photography

A brief stop is included to enjoy the landscape of the Lurín River Valley.

You can take photographs and learn more about the natural surroundings of this area of the Lima highlands.

atmosphere characteristic of these Andean towns.

Guided Visit to Antioquía

The tour includes a visit through the streets of the famous Town of Colors.

You will see its murals, flowers, birds, and Andean motifs. The visit also includes the Church of the Holy Spirit, a local viewpoint, and free time to explore the community shops.

Traditional Lunch at a Countryside Restaurant

Lunch in Cieneguilla is included.

You can choose from different regional cuisine options, such as pachamanca, trout, tamales, and other available dishes.

If you need a vegetarian option, we recommend requesting it in advance.

Visit to a Local Farm or Organic Garden

This experience allows you to connect with local agriculture.

You will learn about crops from the area. Depending on availability, you can also taste products such as seasonal fruits, honey, artisanal wine, or fruit liqueurs.

Not Included

Additional Drinks During Lunch

Drinks such as soft drinks, specialty juices, beers, or other alcoholic beverages are not included in the menu.

Any additional consumption must be paid directly at the restaurant.

Personal Purchases

The purchase of jams, honey, liqueurs, handicrafts, snacks, and other local products is optional.

These purchases must be paid for by each traveler.

Personal Purchases

The purchase of jams, honey, liqueurs, handicrafts, snacks, and other local products is optional.

These purchases must be paid for by each traveler.

Accommodation

This program is a Full Day Tour from Lima.

Therefore, it does not include accommodation or overnight stays. If you wish to extend your stay, you can inquire in advance about additional options.

Voluntary Tips

Tips for the guide, driver, or restaurant staff are not included.

They are completely voluntary. You may give a tip if you wish to show your appreciation for the service received.

 Recommendations

Wear Comfortable Clothing and Footwear

The tour includes short walks along cobblestone streets, rural areas, and natural spaces.

We recommend wearing lightweight clothing, a cap or hat, and sneakers or closed-toe footwear with good support.

The route reaches areas above 4,500 m above sea level, where temperatures can drop quickly. We recommend bringing a thermal jacket or windbreaker, sweater, hat, gloves, and an additional warm layer. We also recommend trekking shoes or comfortable footwear with good traction for walking near the lagoons and on uneven terrain.

Bring Sunscreen

Most activities take place outdoors.

For greater comfort, bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a bottle of water to stay hydrated throughout the tour.

Bring Your Camera or Fully Charged Phone

The murals of Antioquía, its colorful facades, the Lurín River Valley, and the rural landscapes offer excellent photography opportunities.

Stay hydrated and bring snacks
Although there are scheduled stops for breakfast and lunch, we recommend bringing a reusable water bottle. Nuts, cookies, or energy bars can also help you maintain your energy throughout the journey.

Charge your camera or phone
The La Viuda Mountain Range, its colorful lagoons, mountain landscapes, and the towns of Canta and Obrajillo offer incredible photography opportunities. Make sure to bring your camera or phone fully charged and, if possible, a portable power bank.

Bring cash in Peruvian soles

In mountain villages and rural stops, some establishments may not accept cards or digital payments. It is recommended to bring cash in local currency and small bills for food, local products, restrooms, or additional expenses.

 Frequently Asked Questions 

Where Does the Transportation Depart From?

Pickup is available from strategic points in Lima, such as Miraflores, San Isidro, the Historic Center, and Barranco.

When making your reservation, you can coordinate the most convenient meeting point according to your location.

How Long Does the Antioquía and Cieneguilla Tour Last?

The experience lasts approximately 10 to 11 hours, from departure in the morning until the return to Lima in the afternoon.

The schedule may vary slightly due to traffic, road conditions, and the pace of the group.

Which Places Are Visited During the Tour?

The itinerary includes a scenic stop in Sisicaya and a visit to the Town of Colors of Antioquía.

It also includes a tour of its main attractions, lunch in Cieneguilla, and a visit to a local farm or organic garden, depending on availability.

Is Lunch Included?

Yes. The tour includes a traditional lunch at a countryside restaurant in Cieneguilla.

Available options may include pachamanca, trout, tamales, and other regional dishes.

If you need a vegetarian option, we recommend requesting it in advance.

Is the Tour Suitable for Families and Senior Citizens?

Yes. This is a low-intensity experience with short walks and a relaxed pace.

Therefore, it can be a good option for families, senior citizens, and travelers who want to enjoy culture, nature, and gastronomy without taking part in strenuous activities.

Will I Have Time to Take Photographs?

Yes. During the tour, you will have time to photograph the main attractions.

The colorful facades and murals of Antioquía, the Lurín River Valley, and the rural landscapes of Cieneguilla offer different settings for photography.

Can I Buy Local Products During the Tour?

Yes. In Antioquía, you will have free time to visit community shops.

You can purchase local products such as jams, nectars, handicrafts, and other available products.

Will We Visit a Local Farm or Organic Garden During the Tour?

Yes. The itinerary includes a visit to a local farm or organic garden.

This activity allows you to learn about some of the area’s crops. Depending on availability, you can also taste products such as seasonal fruits, honey, artisanal wine, or fruit liqueurs.

What Happens If There Is Bad Weather?

The tour normally operates under different weather conditions.

However, if heavy rain or other circumstances that could affect the safety of the tour occur, the itinerary may be modified to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

What Should I Bring on the Tour?

We recommend bringing comfortable and lightweight clothing, suitable walking shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, water, personal documents, cash, and a cellphone or camera with sufficient battery.