In the Cochahuasi animal sanctuary we have as a permanent mission to educate all our visitors, so that they are explained the history of each one …
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Feb 2, 2025
We had a free day so looked on trip adviser and found this place not too far away. We booked a private taxi and wanted to please ourselves with timings etc. When we arrived, we asked about the VIP ex…Full review by Ekkkk
Dec 5, 2024
The tour from "Transport to cochahuasi animal shelter" on Viator.com was an excellent choice to see the sanctuary. I was picked up at 830 am from my hotel and once we reached the sanctuary I had a pr…Full review by 808giggles
Nov 17, 2024
Animals’ enclosures were very small and animals looked sad and crowded. Birds had very little room to fly. We visited after heavy rain and there was very little grass in the enclosures for the alpac…Full review by Fliss T
I see that it is easy to get a shared van to the sanctuary, but I’d like to go on to Pisac after the sanctuary. What would be a good way to do that? Thanks!
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I'm not sure how you would return, thought the sanctuary can likely arrange transportation to Pisac from there. Suggest you contact them, or contact driver in Cuzco.
Hi. Just wondering if anyone can tell me the best means of transport to get here from cusco? as would prefer not to be tied to the bus times And how much it is to get in? Many thanks xx
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collectivo from Pupito in Cusco. 3 soles each way. they will drop you right outside, just ask before getting on.
Hello, the link to the website is not working. How do you buy tickets and arrange transport? Would like to visit Sanctuary in a couple weeks. thank you.
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They run completely on donation and as Kieth mentioned they do have a sight seeing bus of their own, I have a couple of e-mail addresses and phone numbers but can not post them …
They run completely on donation and as Kieth mentioned they do have a sight seeing bus of their own, I have a couple of e-mail addresses and phone numbers but can not post them here, if you would like them just message me.
I don't know the hours for the animal sanctuary, but it might help you to know there is another good site to visit that's extremely close (a little farther up the road from Cuzco). I don't know …
I don't know the hours for the animal sanctuary, but it might help you to know there is another good site to visit that's extremely close (a little farther up the road from Cuzco). I don't know its name, but it's like a living museum of llamas, alpacas, vicunas, etc. and it has exhibits and demonstrations of wool processing and weaving, native food plant varieties, and more. It includes a very nice gift shop of well-made artisan items. So if you arrive too early for the animal sanctuary, you might go to this place first and the sanctuary second.
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