APULAYA - CENTER FOR ANDEAN MUSIC & ART

La Apulaya - Center for Andean Culture was founded by a Peruvian-Swiss couple formed by the musician Valerio Fernandez and the artist Emerita Bucher. It is located in an area surrounded by nature and tranquillity. Qhochoq Creek is adjacent to the compound which sits at the foot of the legendary mountain called Pitusiray. It is a place of relaxation and inspiration. Surrounding the area, there is a variety of fruit trees, corn fields, vegetables and various medicinal and aromatic herbs.

La Apulaya - Center for Andean Culture is an ongoing experience of gathering information, collection of audio material, DVDs, books, instruments and music pertaining to each area of interest. So, in addition to the workshops offered by Apulaya - Center for Andean Culture, we also are an information and research center. 

The pavilion with its comfortable art and music rooms can already be taken advantage of. The all round balcony and large windows allow you to appreciate the beautiful panorama and feel amidst nature.
Really, it is a place designed to relax and let creativity flow.