Discover the Huaylla Belén & Karajia Day Trip: depart Chachapoyas through Utcubamba’s dramatic canyon, explore the cloud‑forest valley of Huaylla Belén, then hike (or ride) to the cliff‑perched Karajia sarcophagi dating from 1100–1460 AD.

Experience the Gocta Falls Day Trip: depart Chachapoyas City (Perú) at dawn, journey into lush cloud forest to reach the towering twin‑tier 771 m Gocta Falls, pause amid orchids and birdcalls for a soul‑refreshing immersion.

Experience the Tiger Sarcophagus Tour: journey through Chachapoyas' cloud forest to ancient cliff tombs, discover unique pre-Incan funeral traditions, and explore the mysteries of the Amazonian Andes in a full-day cultural immersion.

Discover the Kuelap Day Trip: depart from Chachapoyas, ascend to the “Fortress of the Clouds” atop 3,000 m, explore massive limestone walls, circular Chachapoya dwellings, and mist‑bound Andean panoramas in a full‑day cultural journey.

Revash & Leymebamba Day Trip: depart Chachapoyas, trek past cliff‑perched Revash mausoleums painted with ancient Chachapoyas iconography, lunch in Leymebamba, then explore its museum’s rich mummies and archaeological treasures.

This tour is designed for people looking to live an amazing experience in nature. During this tour, you will be able to get to know the third highest waterfall in the world and enjoy the biodiversity of the cloud forest, also known as high jungle.

Depart from Chachapoyas (Amazonas, Perú) into montane forest, hike past Medio Cerro and Cristal waterfalls, marvel at the world’s fifth‑tallest cascade amid orchids and birds, and return enriched by Amazonas’ natural wonder.

Explore the Karajira & Quiocta Cavern Day Trip: start in Chachapoyas, journey through Utcubamba valley into the illuminated Quiocta caves to admire stalactites, then visit cliff‑perched Karajía sarcophagi amid Andean panoramas.

Explore the Huancas & Canyons City Tour: depart Chachapoyas in early afternoon, visit deep Sonche Canyon and Huanca Urco viewpoints, meet traditional pottery artisans in Huancas, then return via Luya Urco lookout and historic plaza.