
Andes and Amazon
From the snow-capped peaks of the Altiplano to the dark waters of the Amazon, a complete crossing of authentic Pérou
Durée
24 jours
À partir de
3 460 $US/pers.
Saisons idéales
Mai, Jun, Jul, Aoû, Sep
Style
Circuit accompagné
Confort
Charme & Caractère
Voyageurs
Couple, Solo, Entre amis
L’esprit du voyage
Embark on an exceptional 24-day adventure in the heart of Pérou, between historical heritage, authentic encounters and spectacular landscapes. From Lima to Arequipa, from the Colca Canyon to Lake Titicaca, experience a unique immersion with Andean communities. Discover Cusco and the Sacred Valley through spectacular hikes, before reaching the unmissable Machu Picchu. The journey continues in the Amazon, where wildlife, flora and local traditions reveal their secrets to you. A complete circuit combining culture, nature, adventure and unforgettable human experiences.
Each stage has been designed to offer a perfect balance between discovery and moments of sharing.
Selected accommodations prioritize comfort while encouraging immersion in local culture.
Accompanied by passionate guides, you will explore the country's natural and historical treasures with complete peace of mind.
Breathtaking panoramas will punctuate your journey, from Andean summits to the Amazon rainforest.
This journey is for lovers of authenticity, wide open spaces and experiences off the beaten path.
An adventure rich in emotions that will leave unforgettable memories in the heart of one of South America's most beautiful destinations.
Les étapes de votre voyage
Points forts
Itinéraire jour par jour


Lima - Arequipa
Today, discover the treasures of the city formerly known as Ciudad de los Reyes, founded by Pizarro on Epiphany in 1535. Former capital of the vice-royalty of Pérou, Lima stands out for its exceptional colonial architecture, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list since 1991. You will discover the historic center, a place marked by numerous key events in Peruvian history.
Your driver will pick you up at your hotel to take you to Lima airport.
Domestic flight from Lima to Arequipa, followed by a transfer to your hotel upon arrival.
Night at Hostal La Casa De Margott in a suite with balcony.
Included: private excursion, site entrance(s), English-speaking guide, private transport, private departure transfer, domestic flight, private arrival transfer, room & breakfast

Arequipa
Welcome to Arequipa, the white pearl of the Andes!
Nicknamed this because of its architecture built in Sillar, a white volcanic stone from the surrounding volcanoes, Arequipa was conquered by the Incas, who developed flourishing agriculture in the heart of the desert.
Its pleasant climate and colonial buildings, notably the famous Santa Catalina convent, a true city within a city, will surely seduce you. You will also discover the Juanita mummy, a fascinating witness to Inca rites dedicated to the Apus, the protective spirits of the mountains.
Night at Hostal La Casa De Margott in a suite with balcony.
Included: private excursion, site entrance(s), English-speaking guide, room & breakfast

Chivay
We depart early in the morning for Chivay, enjoying magnificent views of the cordillera's volcanoes along the way. We will cross the Pampa Cañahuas National Reserve, where we can observe herds of vicuñas. Once we arrive at the village, nestled in the heart of lush terraces over 1,500 years old, we will have lunch, then check in at the hotel.
In the afternoon, if you wish, we will set out for a short walk in the surrounding countryside.
Colca Zip-lining Circuit Monster: Prepare yourself for an impressive zip-line descent of over 2,000 meters long, perched at 160 meters in height!
Night at Hotel Pozo del Cielo in a standard room.
Included: site entrance(s), group excursion (English-Spanish), public transport, English-speaking guide, room & breakfast

Chivay - Canocota
Chivay → Canocota
Early in the morning, we will first reach the Condor's Cross, an excellent observation point over the Colca Canyon, where we may have the chance to admire the majestic flight of condors, lords of the Peruvian sky.
Next, we will walk along the canyon to visit the villages of Pinchollo and Maca.
We will continue to the village of Canocota, where our host family awaits us for the meal.
In the afternoon, we will set out on a walk through the countryside with our host, who will introduce us to his traditions and culture.
In the evening, after sharing the meal, we will learn more about the local culture through the stories and legends told by our host.
Included: lunch, dinner, room & breakfast, public transport

Canocota - Chivay - Puno
Canocota → Chivay
After breakfast, it will already be time to say goodbye to our warm host. We will then start a walk of approximately 2h30 along the canyon until the village of Chivay (option to verify if the walk is not desired).
Once arrived, we will have lunch before taking the bus again towards our next destination.

Puno - Llachon
Today, you experience total immersion within a local family.
Your host will pick you up at Puno to accompany you to the city port. You will then board a boat heading to Llachon, on the Capachica peninsula.
Along the way, if you wish, a stop can be made at the Uros Titinos islands to discover the daily life of the inhabitants of this unique place.
Upon arrival, you will have lunch with your host family, then the afternoon will be devoted to accompanying them in their activities, which vary depending on the season or weather. This could include fieldwork, hikes on the peninsula, discovery of local plants, stone cutting, and many other activities.
In the evening, you will share dinner with your hosts before spending the night at their home.
Included: lunch, dinner, private excursion, room & breakfast, public transport, English-speaking guide

Llachon - Puno
Today, you will go fishing with your host, a traditional activity of the region. You will discover its importance in the daily life of the inhabitants of Llachon and the lake.
Back on the peninsula, you will deepen your discovery of local customs and traditions.
Lunch will be shared with your host family, then you will resume your journey to Puno in the afternoon, with arrival expected in mid-afternoon.
Night at Hotel La Hacienda Puno standard room.
Included: breakfast, lunch, private boat, public transport, English-speaking guide, room & breakfast

Puno - Raqchi
Today, a driver will take you from Puno to Raqchi.
Along the way, several stops are planned to enjoy the wonders of the famous "Route of the Sun".
You will be able to visit the Tinajani geological site, a magnificent forest of Puyas Raimondi, as well as the Wari archaeological site of Kananmarca.
Arrival at Raqchi is planned at the end of the day.
Night in the Raqchi community.
Included: midday meal, site entrance(s), English-speaking group excursion, evening meal, room & breakfast

Palcoyo - Cusco
This morning, we will start with a visit to the Raqchi archaeological complex.
We will then continue our journey towards the Palcoyo rainbow mountain range, located at nearly 5000 meters above sea level, the starting point of our adventure for the day.
Once there, we will admire the colorful and unique landscapes of the region before beginning a hike leading to the first explanation point, where we will discover the secrets of this majestic place and the causes of its brilliant hues.
Finally, we will return to the mountain range parking lot to meet our driver and continue on our way.
Night at Llipimpac Guesthouse in a standard room
Included: breakfast, lunch, site entrance(s), English-speaking group excursion, room & breakfast

Free day in Cusco
Today, take advantage of a free day to explore the ancient capital of the Inca empire, Cusco, a city full of hidden treasures.
We recommend the following activities: visit the historic center of Cusco, San Pedro market, the San Blas neighborhood, the 4 ruins, a horseback ride at Devil's Balcony, take a cooking class, attend a pisco demonstration or admire a sunset from the San Blas or San Cristobal viewpoint.
Recommended restaurants: Masha, Inka Grill, Pachapapa, Calle del Medio, Kion, Green Point, Avocado Toast & More, Yaku, Papacho's, Uchu.
Recommended cafés: Pantastico, La Bo'M Crêperie, Three Monkeys, Aulita Café, Indie Coffee Cusco.
Recommended bars: Los Perros, Museo del Pisco, República del Pisco, KM 0, Salvajes, Cholos Cervecería, Aura Restobar.
Night at Llipimpac Guesthouse in a standard room.

Cusco
In Cusco, we offer you various visits and tourist activities, enriched by our local knowledge to help you discover the city from within.
We will explore the Incan temples overlooking the city, then the colonial historic center, where the meeting of Andean and Western cultures is expressed in magnificent mansions.
According to your interests and available time, we will organize a personalized visit, taking you through narrow streets lined with Incan walls to discover the city, its museums, churches and palaces.
Night at Llipimpac Guesthouse in a standard room.
Included: lunch, Qorikancha entrance, English-speaking group excursion, general tourist ticket, room & breakfast

Cusco - Patabamba
Today, we will pick you up at your hotel to take the road to Tambomachay, located in the heights of the former capital of the Inca empire.
Tambomachay → Col de Queullacocha
After visiting this site, we will begin, accompanied by our trekking team, a long progressive climb of approximately 4 hours and 30 minutes to the Queullacocha pass. Upon reaching the summit, we will have our midday meal while admiring a magnificent panorama of the city of Cusco and its surroundings.
Col de Queullacocha → Patabamba
Reinvigorated, we will resume our walk for approximately 4 hours of additional effort, crossing high plateaus and lagoons, until we reach the Patabamba community.
Upon our arrival, our friend Rosalio and his family will have prepared a "pachamanca", a traditional meal of the region. The evening will be marked by sharing, with a night at a local home.
Distance: 15km
Elevation gain: 675m
Elevation loss: -675m
Maximum altitude: 4275m
Included: lunch, dinner, English-speaking group excursion, room & breakfast

Patabamba - Huchuy Qosqo
Patabamba → Sacred Valley
After a good breakfast, we will leave Rosalio's family and begin our day's itinerary by heading towards the balcony of La Vallée Sacrée. From there, we will overlook a large part of the valley, with an unobstructed view of the villages of Pisac, Calca and Lamay, as well as the peaks of Pitusiray, Sawasiray and the imposing Veronica.
We will then continue with the second difficulty of our trek: the crossing of the Pukamarka pass, which we will reach mid-day. After crossing this pass, we will descend to the entrance of the Leon Punku canyon, where we will have our midday meal.
Sacred Valley → Huchuy Qosqo
After a well-deserved break, we will cross this magnificent canyon by taking a section of the old Camino Inca, which we will follow until the Huchuy Qosqo ruins.
We will spend the end of the afternoon exploring the "Little Cusco" in Quechua, before joining Natividad and her family for a second night with a local family.
Distance: 14.50km
Elevation gain: +500m
Elevation loss: -650m
Max altitude: 4080m
Included: lunch, dinner, site entrance(s), English-speaking group excursion, room & breakfast

Huchuy Qosqo - Moray - Maras - Chinchero
Final day of effort today, with a morning dedicated to crossing the Tauca pass, which peaks at 4,435 m altitude. It will take us approximately 4 hours from Huchuy Qosqo to reach the highest point of our three-day adventure. Once at the summit, you will be able to admire exceptional views over the entire Urubamba Urubamba mountain range. A sight that justifies all the effort made!
After a long break at the summit, we will begin a 3-hour descent to Piuray lake, and then continue to the village of Chinchero.
Distance: 12km
Elevation gain: +800m
Elevation loss: -575m
Max altitude: 4400m
Night at Sonia's family home.
Included: midday meal, English-speaking group excursion, public transport, evening meal, room & breakfast

Moray - Maras - Ollantaytambo
Chinchero → Sacred Valley
This morning, we will pick you up at your accommodation to head towards the Sacred Valley of the Incas.
We will begin our visit by going to the village of Chinchero, where we will attend an in-depth demonstration in a textile workshop. We will discover the ancestral weaving and dyeing techniques that have persisted since the time of Inca culture.
After lunch, we will continue our exploration of the sacred valley by going to the agronomic laboratory of Moray, which you will discover with your guide.
Sacred Valley → Ollantaytambo
After meeting up with our driver, we will finish our day at Ollantaytambo, where we will visit the Incan ruins of the village.
Return to Cusco at the end of the day
We had the opportunity to stop in Ollantaytambo village to continue your journey to Machu Picchu.
Night at the Tika Wasi Valley Hotel in a standard room.
Included: lunch, site entrance(s), group excursion in English-speaking, room & breakfast

Huayopata
Today, you will travel to Huahyopata, located on the Amazon road leading to Machu Picchu.
Upon arrival, Julia and her family will welcome you warmly. You will have free time to settle into your rooms before sharing lunch.
In the afternoon, accompanied by Julia or her husband, you will explore their coffee and citrus plantations. You will discover the entire Peruvian coffee production process, from plant to cup, and will have the opportunity to prepare your own coffee for tasting.
In the evening, you will share dinner with your host family and spend the night on site.
Night at Julia and her family's home in Huayopata.
included: lunch, English-speaking group excursion, public transport, dinner, room & breakfast

Huayopata - Hidroelectrica - Aguas Calientes
Huayopata → Hidroeléctrica
This morning, you will start the day with a typical breakfast before returning to the fields of your host family. After discovering coffee yesterday, today you will explore Peruvian cacao. The basis of our beloved chocolate, cacao and its production process are often misunderstood. This half-day promises to be rich in learning and discovery!
At midday, we will continue our journey towards our next stop: Hidroelectrica.
Hidroeléctrica → Aguas Calientes
From Hidroelectrica, you will begin a hike of approximately 3h30 to 4h until Aguas Calientes, the last village before the famous Machu Picchu.
Be attentive during this walk: at times, you will be able to catch a glimpse of the ancient Inca citadel, majestically perched at the top of the mountain.
Night at Sacred Stone Boutique in a standard room.
Included: lunch, English-speaking group excursion, public transport, English-speaking guide, room & breakfast

Inca Trail
Aguas Calientes → Machu Picchu
You will need to reach the main avenue of Aguas Calientes to take a shuttle that will take you to the entrance of Machu Picchu. The journey takes approximately 30 minutes.
Machu Picchu stands at 2,430 m altitude in the heart of the tropical forest, in an exceptional setting. This site undoubtedly represents one of the most impressive urban achievements of the Inca Empire at its peak. Its immense walls, terraces and ramps appear to be harmoniously carved into the rocky cliffs.
We will enjoy a guided tour of approximately 2 hours with our local guide, followed by free time for you to explore this wonder of the world at your own pace.
Machu Picchu → Aguas Calientes
After your visit to the Machu Picchu, you will hike back down to Aguas Calientes, a hike of approximately 1 hour 30 minutes.
If you prefer to go down by bus to the village instead, it is possible to buy your ticket at the site exit.
Aguas Calientes → Ollantaytambo
You will take the train from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo, where the train company will welcome you to board a shuttle bus that will take you to Wanchaq station in Cusco.
The journey takes approximately 1 hour 45 minutes by train, followed by 2 hours by shuttle.
Upon arrival in Cusco, a transfer to your hotel will be arranged.
Night at Llipimpac Guesthouse in a standard room.
Included: round-trip bus to Machu Picchu, site entrance(s), train ticket, private arrival transfer, room & breakfast

Free day in Cusco
Today, enjoy a free day to explore the former capital of the Inca empire, Cusco, a city full of hidden treasures.
We recommend the following activities: visit the historic center of Cusco, San Pedro market, the San Blas neighborhood, the 4 ruins, a horseback ride at Devil's Balcony, take a cooking class, attend a pisco demonstration or admire a sunset from the San Blas or San Cristobal viewpoint.
Recommended restaurants: Masha, Inka Grill, Pachapapa, Calle del Medio, Kion, Green Point, Avocado Toast & More, Yaku, Papacho's, Uchu.
Recommended cafés: Pantastico, La Bo'M Crêperie, Three Monkeys, Aulita Café, Indie Coffee Cusco.
Recommended bars: Los Perros, Museo del Pisco, República del Pisco, KM 0, Salvajes, Cholos Cervecería, Aura Restobar.
Night at Llipimpac Guesthouse in a standard room.

Cusco - Puerto Maldonado - Corto Maltese Lodge
Your driver will take you from your hotel to Cusco airport.
Flight from Cusco to Puerto Maldonado
Welcome at the bus terminal or airport, followed by a free morning to have breakfast and take a walk.
Late morning, you will board at Puerto Bolívar for a 40-minute journey on the Madre de Dios River towards our Lodge.
Puerto Maldonado → Corto Maltese Lodge
Upon your arrival at Lodge Corto Maltes Amazonia, you will be welcomed with a refreshing drink made from seasonal fruits.
Your first contact with the jungle will be in the company of your guide, who will take you to discover tropical trees, medicinal plants and other natural wonders across the 60 hectares of the Corto Maltes Amazonía concession.
Visit to a rubber harvesting camp, one of the major economic activities in the Madre de Dios region. You will discover the traditional latex extraction process, used to manufacture various products. This hike lasts approximately 2 hours.
Before dinner, you will participate in a night boat excursion for a "Caiman Safari". With a bit of luck, you may also observe other animals living along the riverbanks.
Night at Lodge Corto Maltes in a standard room.
Included: private departure transfer, domestic flight, lunch, dinner, group excursion (English-Spanish), group arrival transfer, room & breakfast

Lodge Corto Maltese - Lake Sandoval
Wake up at 5:30 AM.
After a coffee or tea, departure for Sandoval Lake.
After approximately 20 minutes of navigation on the Madre de Dios River, you will reach the boarding point for Sandoval Lake. A 3 km hike through the lush vegetation of the tropical forest will take you into the territory of the Tambopata National Reserve. You will be able to admire giant trees, snakes, monkeys (such as squirrel monkeys, howler monkeys and capuchins) as well as birds such as hoatzins, kingfishers and snake birds.
Once on the lake, we will explore aboard small rowing boats, searching for giant otters. You will also be able to observe caimans, piranhas and a wide variety of birds.
Lunch at the Lodge.
In the afternoon, we will visit one of the two observation towers at Corto Maltes. One reaches 20 meters in height and the other 42 meters. These towers, designed to observe birds and other species from the canopy, also offer a magnificent vantage point for admiring the sunset (the guide will adjust the visit according to participants' preferences).
We will also visit a castañero camp, where you will discover the harvesting and processing process of Brazil nuts.
Night at Corto Maltes Lodge in a standard room.
Included: breakfast, lunch, dinner, group excursion (English-Spanish), room & breakfast

Lodge Corto Maltese
In the morning, we will visit the chacra, a property belonging to a local family in the rural region. This family grows fruits and vegetables naturally, without using chemical substances. You will have the opportunity to discover, identify and even taste different seasonal tropical fruits as well as other indigenous products.
In the afternoon, we will visit a native family from the Machiguenga ethnic group, one of many ethnic groups in the Peruvian Amazon basin. They will share with us the cultural values of their ancestors, their language, their customs, their clothing, as well as their expertise in hunting, craftsmanship and music, particularly that used during the Ayahuasca ceremony.
You will also discover how they use natural resources to make their tools, build their houses, and create their clothing and jewelry, essential elements of their daily life.
Night at Lodge Corto Maltes in standard room.
Included: breakfast, lunch, dinner, group excursion (English-Spanish), room & breakfast

Lodge Corto Maltese - Puerto Maldonado - Lima
Corto Maltese Lodge → Puerto Maldonado
We will start the day with a short 20-minute walk that will take us to the collpa. You will be able to observe between 3 and 5 species of parrots coming to consume a specific clay, essential for regulating their metabolism. This colorful spectacle, both wonderful and fascinating, will remain engraved in your memories.
After breakfast, boat transfer to the city of Puerto Maldonado.
One of our vehicles will be waiting for you to take you to the local market, where a short visit of 15 to 20 minutes is planned. You will have the opportunity to discover and appreciate the various local products.
Then, we will continue towards the airport to proceed with the check-in of your respective flights.
Tarif par personne
Tarif indicatif par personne, base chambre double. Chaque voyage est personnalisé selon vos envies.
Ce voyage peut être adapté selon vos envies
Cet itinéraire constitue une excellente base de découverte, mais il peut être entièrement personnalisé. Nos conseillers locaux construisent chaque voyage sur mesure selon votre budget, vos dates et vos envies.
Non inclus
- International flights
- Travel insurance
- Tips
- Additional beverages
- Personal expenses
Inclus
- private transfer arrival
- room & breakfast
- private excursion
- entry/entries to site(s)
- English-speaking guide
- private transport
- Domestic flight
- lunch
- evening meal
- group excursion in English
- public transport
- bus ticket
- private boat
- train ticket
- bus to go to Machu Picchu
- group transfer arrival
Informations pratiques
Registration is considered firm and final after payment of a deposit of 30% of the total price and acceptance of the specific terms of sale.
The balance must be paid no later than 45 days before the departure date.
See our specific terms of sale for full details.
In the event of cancellation by the traveller, the following fees apply:
- More than 60 days before departure: 40% of the total price (deposit retained)
- Between 60 and 30 days before departure: 50% of the total price
- Less than 30 days before departure: 100% of the total price
We strongly recommend taking out cancellation insurance. See our specific terms of sale for full details.
The information below concerns entry requirements for tourism stays in Peru. Entry regulations may change, so we recommend you verify the information with the official authorities before your departure.
Passport
To enter Peru, your passport must be valid for a minimum of six months after your entry date and must contain at least one blank page for immigration stamps.
The document must be in good condition (no damaged, torn, or altered pages).
Tourism stay without a visa
Entry requirements depend on your nationality. You must verify the visa requirements and any visa exemptions applicable to you with the embassy or consulate of Peru in your country of residence.
Generally, immigration authorities may request:
an exit ticket from the country (return flight or onward travel),
proof of sufficient financial resources for the duration of your stay,
confirmation of an accommodation booking for the first nights.
Health and vaccinations
Vaccination requirements depend on your nationality and the regions you plan to visit. However, certain vaccinations are strongly recommended according to the areas visited:
yellow fever is recommended for travelers going to the Amazon regions and low-altitude areas (below 2,300 m); an international vaccination certificate may be required upon entry if you are arriving from a risk country,
updating routine vaccinations (hepatitis A, typhoid fever, tetanus) is advised.
Precautions against malaria are recommended in certain regions of the Peruvian Amazon. Consult a doctor or international vaccination center before your departure.
Travel with children
Minors must hold their own valid passport covering the duration of the stay.
When a minor travels without one or both parents, Peruvian authorities may require a notarized parental authorization, ideally translated into Spanish. Additional requirements may apply depending on your country of residence.
Entry requirements verification
Entry conditions may vary according to your nationality. You must check with the embassy or consulate of Peru in your country of residence to verify the specific requirements that apply to you.
To participate in our trips, it is strongly recommended to have assistance and repatriation insurance as well as foreign medical expenses coverage.
Your local agency encourages you to familiarize yourself with the specific contract developed with our partner CHAPKA ASSURANCES and AXA ASSISTANCE.
To subscribe to insurance, find out about coverage and rates, follow the link below.
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Choose the plan that suits you best:
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Specific to our trips, we strongly recommend subscribing to them.
If you choose to subscribe to one of these plans, the agreement detailing all coverage and the procedure for filing a claim are available on the insurer's website.
Your local agency will be aware of it, but only the participant is responsible for complying with the claim notification procedures. The participant must therefore keep this agreement with them for the entire duration of their trip.
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Partez en toute sérénité — je m’assureQuestions fréquentes
Non, les ressortissants français peuvent séjourner jusqu'à 90 jours au Pérou sans visa (prolongeable une fois pour un total de 183 jours par an). Passeport valide au moins 6 mois après l'entrée requis. Le formulaire d'immigration (TAM) est désormais électronique à l'arrivée.
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Pour un voyage sur mesure de qualité, comptez entre 160 et 270 euros par jour et par personne, incluant hébergement, repas, transports internes et guide francophone. Les vols internationaux (900-1400 euros A/R) sont en supplément. L'accès au Machu Picchu (permis, train, bus) représente un budget à part entière.
Vos documents sont accessibles dans l'onglet Documents de votre voyage.
Absolument. Nous adaptons chaque circuit au profil des voyageurs. Pour les familles, nous privilégions des rythmes détendus, des hébergements familiaux, des activités ludiques et pédagogiques, et des transferts privés confortables. Nos guides locaux francophones savent capter l'attention des enfants avec des anecdotes adaptées à leur âge.
C'est simple. Vous échangez avec notre équipe locale pour définir vos envies, votre budget et vos dates. Vous recevez une proposition d'itinéraire détaillée sous 48 heures. Vous ajustez ensemble chaque détail jusqu'à la version parfaite. Vous confirmez et partez l'esprit tranquille. Votre agence locale reste disponible 7j/7 pendant toute la durée du voyage.
En cas d'urgence, contactez immédiatement votre agence locale.
Le paiement s'effectue généralement en deux fois.
Notre agence fait partie du réseau Nomadays, immatriculé en France. Vous bénéficiez de la garantie APST (Association Professionnelle de Solidarité du Tourisme) qui couvre 100% de vos fonds. Paiement sécurisé, assurance rapatriement incluse, et assistance francophone 24h/24 sur place pendant tout votre séjour.

Parlons de votre aventure — Lima Pacific Coast
Explorateur des Andes et des mondes oubliés, basé·e à Cusco
Le Pérou donne souvent l’impression de traverser plusieurs mondes en un seul voyage. Chaque région raconte une histoire différente, avec ses paysages, ses traditions et sa propre manière de voir le temps.
— Lionel



