TreXperience Team

Our tour guides are not only knowledgeable about the history of Peru but also friendly Peruvians who want to tell you about their country and show you its best and lesser-known parts.They are fluent in English and local languages, to help in the communication with the travelers and also make a positive impact in the communities that we visit. They are well conversant with the cultural and physical assets of Peru, thus, they make every trip an educational one.The porters on our treks are local heroes. These men from the Andean communities work hard to transport equipment, tents, and provisions over rough ground, and they do so cheerfully and with assistance.They are the backbone of the trek; they ensure the trek continues, and their enthusiasm is inspiring to all of us in the trek. It is not only hardworking but also contributes a lot to the positive atmosphere during every trekking event.Our trekking chefs are culinary professionals who are in the middle of a trekking adventure. They serve fresh and delicious food made from local produce that will help you sustain the energy needed for the trek.No matter if you are waiting for a traditional Peruvian meal or have some specific food preferences, our cooks will ensure that you will have enough food to start a new day. The meals are one of the best aspects of the trek because they provide solace and happiness after a day of walking.