The Paucartambo landscape is a bridge between the Inca culture and the cultures of the Amazon. Sacred coca leaves and other tropical products make their way from Paucartambo to the Inca temple of Cusco. From the snowy slopes of the Vilcanota mountain range to the cloud forests of Manu National Park, nature and culture have always thrived together.
Landscape extent: 578,369 hectares
Altitude range: 502 to 5,267 metres above sea level
Population: 42,504 inhabitants
Thanks to our proud Guardians and Landscape Partners
Our positive impact in the Paucartambo Landscape
- 103 managed hectares
- 12 acres of restored rainforest
- 9,600 trees planted
Threatened species
protected in this landscape
Andean bear 
Andean cock-of-the-rock 
Buff-tailed sicklebill
Sustainable activities
supported in this landscape
Reforestation 
Ecotourism 
Legal coca leaf
Landscape network
- Guardians
- 2
- Partner organisations
- 1
- Local people supported
- 9
Recent actions
The environmental roadmap: how we accompany this process
Read article: The environmental roadmap: how we accompany this process
Regenera’s Ambassadors
Read article: Regenera’s AmbassadorsAll this is possible thanks to our Partner organisations
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