Sustainable living and environmental protection are effective solutions to global warming. Simply put, a sustainable lifestyle is one where all materials and resources used are maintained, recycled, and waste disposal into the environment is minimized.

Today, many people are conscious of building a sustainable lifestyle and protecting the environment. This is especially true for travel enthusiasts, who believe that travel is no longer simply about exploration and experience, but must also be civilized and sustainable.
This is demonstrated through both enjoying and exploring the wild beauty, while also protecting and taking positive actions towards the environment. And indeed, Peru Eco Camp will meet these requirements of "conscious" tourists.

Peru Eco Camp is a sustainable, eco-friendly lifestyle experience that was first organized in beautiful Peru in 2018. This campsite boasts organic vegetable and fruit gardens, utilizes solar energy and natural water sources, offering visitors a green lifestyle experience with minimal environmental impact.

This eco-adventure will take visitors on a trek along the Salkantay Trail, through pristine mountain slopes while admiring the fields, passing glacial lakes like Humantay, picturesque villages, and the ancient Inca citadels of Machu Picchu. It's also been voted one of the 25 most beautiful trekking destinations in the world by National Geographic Adventure magazine, a must-try for adventure travelers.

There are five campsites at Peru Eco Camp on this camping trip. All are designed with spacious 28m² domes. Each campsite is fully equipped with basic amenities for eating, sleeping, and resting, as well as a wood-burning stove and blankets for warmth in case temperatures drop at night. Dinner and drinks are served at the shared bar and restaurant area. At Peru Eco Camp, visitors will have the opportunity to experience typical Andes cuisine prepared from fresh, local ingredients.

Pincopata Eco Camp
As the first stop of Eco Camp, Pincopata is a 10-minute walk from the town of Mollepata in Limatambo province. Situated in a plain area, Pincopata boasts beautiful meadows and flowerbeds planted by the locals. Additionally, stargazing is a fun experience worth trying during your stay.

Soray Eco Camp
From Pincopata, you can use transportation such as cars or hike through the forest to reach Soray station. This area is blessed with majestic and peaceful scenery. In addition, Soray Eco Camp is located at a relatively high altitude and has a cool temperature, offering visitors a very different environment compared to Pincopata.

Humantay Eco Camp
Humantay is located at an altitude of 3,900 m, making it the highest-situated station among all the Eco Camp stations. Humantay Eco Camp is named after the mountain on which the station is built.

Milpo Eco Camp
Milpo is the only rest stop for trekkers during their journey. Located in a cloud-covered area, it offers a rare and picturesque setting. What makes Milpo Camp particularly beautiful is that its dome-shaped structures all face the valley across the river, creating a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere.

Cafe Eco Camp
The final stop of Eco Camp is located in the town of Lucamabama in the Santa Teresa Valley. Cafe Eco Camp is surrounded by local farms producing a variety of products from coffee to tropical fruits and honey.

What makes Eco Camp special in the eyes of tourists is its commitment to sustainable living. Each station at Eco Camp is equipped with a turbine system and solar panels. In addition, water is treated with ultraviolet light, making tap water safe to use and reducing plastic bottle waste during trips. The vegetable gardens use organic fertilizer made from fruit and vegetable waste from local kitchens.

Peru Eco Camp will be an opportunity for travelers to connect with nature, admiring pristine landscapes such as glacial lakes, mountains, forests, and vast grasslands. If you are looking for a unique travel experience and value sustainable living, you and your family can consider visiting Peru in the near future.

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