Top Peru Art Classes

Unique artistic activities in Cusco, we revalue popular culture based on painting workshops. The workshops are led by a local artist and anthropologist who will guide you throughout the creative process. It is a space to relax with a glass of wine and local snacks, where we can also engage in deep conversations about our culture. A very special way to get to know Cusco through art and you don't need to have experience in painting.

If you're passionate about art or looking for a different creative experience, dare to paint your own Pucará bull, guided by a professional artist. A unique activity where you'll explore your artistic side while connecting with one of the most emblematic traditions of Andean culture.

Peru is known for its beautifully woven textiles, but it can be difficult to find authentic pieces on your own. With this private tour, venture to the Sacred Valley to a textile workshop to learn from expert weavers the proper techniques of weaving and dyeing textiles. Now you can see the behind-the-scenes of how they’re made and try it out yourself, great for travelers who want to learn something new and who appreciate arts and crafts.

Embark on an exclusive cultural journey into the heart of Lima’s vibrant Shipibo artistic traditions. In this private, immersive experience, you will visit a local craft village to connect directly with female artisans, learn about the profound meaning behind their intricate kené designs, and witness the ancestral techniques that have been preserved for generations. More than a tour, this is a meaningful collaboration that supports local economic empowerment and cultural heritage. Join me for an intimate, sustainable, and authentic encounter with one of Peru’s most fascinating indigenous arts

Our Artistic Picnic is an exclusive experience that combines art, culture and relaxation in a spectacular natural environment. Imagine a magical forest, surrounded by nature, pure air, colors and tranquility. Enjoy a guided painting session inspired by the Andean worldview, while tasting an exquisite picnic with local products. You don’t need art experience, you just want to explore your creativity and connect with nature. This activity is perfect for those looking for a break from conventional tourism and want to take a special memory of Cusco: a work created by yourself.

See Cusco at its most enigmatic: after dark. On this private nighttime photography tour you will explore the city with a photographic eye and perfect your nighttime city photography. Your professional photographer guide will reveal the best tricks, tips and camera settings so you can come away with the best shots possible.

Immerse yourself in a rich cultural experience by creating your own textile piece at the heart of Andean tradition. Guided by skilled artisans, learn the intricate weaving process while exploring the vibrant world of alpaca wool dyeing. Delve into the captivating iconography that gives each piece its unique story, while forging a tangible connection to Andean heritage. This hands-on experience not only hones your skills but also deepens your appreciation for the textile art of this captivating culture.

Discover the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu on this 2-day tour. Visit key sites such as Pisac, Urubamba, and Ollantaytambo and discover their individual archaeological sites with your guide. Spend the night at Aguas Calientes, the village at the base of Machu Picchu, and rest up before exploring the famous Inca citadel the next day.

In Arequipa, immerse yourself in the vibrant world of natural pigments at the CI Le Qara Research Center. This hands-on lab experience invites you to explore the art of dyeing with local plants, guided by experts in biotechnology. Begin with an introduction to the lab, discover the cultural significance of pigments in Andean tradition, and extract vibrant colors from nature. Design your own piece to take home, while enjoying herbal infusions and capturing memories in this innovative space. Le Qara is an award-winning research center, recognized internationally and featured in Vogue, Rolling Stone, and Nature Biotechnology for its groundbreaking innovations in sustainability and biodesign.

During the Sacred Ceremony, the Master prays with three Coca leaves (Kintu) that Mother Earth gave to us and to the Apus (Great Mountain Spirits). The shamanic healer also uses items like candy, colored wools, myrrh, frankincense, tallow and a variety of foods and herbs that Andean people called “reach or dispatch“. These items have to be specifically prepared for the offering by the Master or Andean Priest, who is also called «Paqos». Each element has its spiritual meaning andis therefore part of the ceremony. The session ends with a last prayer to the world and to our life. The online course will be transmitted via Zoom. The offering to Pachamama (Mother Earth) allows us to give thanks to everything we have been receiving and appreciate her generosity, creating a feeling of harmony and deep connection with nature, letting her know that we feel unconditional love for Mother Earth and the spirits within us.

Our Shamans are experts in making connection with the spirit of the Pachamama (Mother Earth) and next they will carefully interpret the coca leaves in order to find out what the natural spirit is showing, about the present and the future of the consultant. The ceremony is conducted by an Andean Shaman and the duration is always about 1 hour. You are encouraged and allowed to ask questions to the Shaman, about all aspects of the reading concerning the most important areas of your life.

A deep healing session that includes many different ways to feel better: using the senses with sound and music, healing with smells and crystals, gentle touches to let go of energy, balancing chakras, cleaning energy, and personal advice. It also helps expand awareness and create a deep connection experience.

If you have only a limited time in Cusco, make sure that you see all of the most-important landmarks by booking this 4-day, small-group tour. You'll visit all of Cusco's must-see attractions, including Sacsayhuaman; explore the Andean villages of the Sacred Valley; and explore the UNESCO World Heritage site of Machu Picchu.