What's inside
What we'll source for your Machu Picchu box
A hand-picked snapshot of artisan goods, edibles, and keepsakes — curated for your selected box and sourced by our team before shipping.
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Sal de Maras (Maras Pink Salt)
Harvested from ancient salt pans used since Inca times in the Sacred Valley, this mineral-rich salt is essential for authentic Peruvian seasoning.
An edible artifact — a spice, tea or tablet from a local maker.
Qantu Morropón 70% Dark Chocolate
Peru is the birthplace of many rare cacao varieties; this award-winning bar highlights the floral and fruity notes of the Piura region.
An edible artifact — a spice, tea or tablet from a local maker.
Hanan Andean Muña Tea (Andean Mint)
A traditional herbal tea grown in the Andes used for centuries by locals to aid digestion and combat altitude sickness near Machu Picchu.
An edible artifact — a spice, tea or tablet from a local maker.
Andean Alpaca Blend Infinity Scarf
The soft, hollow fibers of alpaca wool provide incredible warmth and represent the most famous textile tradition of the Peruvian highlands.
A hand-woven, hand-dyed or hand-pressed object made to age beautifully.
Luna Sundara Ethically Sourced Palo Santo Sticks
Known as 'Holy Wood,' this resinous incense is burned in Andean ceremonies to clear negative energy and create a meditative space.
A botanical oil, candle or resin distilled from the place itself.
The Last Days of the Incas by Kim MacQuarrie
The definitive narrative history of the fall of the Inca Empire and the modern discovery of Machu Picchu by Hiram Bingham.
A primer or folded map written by a local — what guidebooks miss.
Organic Dried Golden Berries (Aguaymanto)
Native to the Peruvian Andes, these tart, chewy berries (Physalis peruviana) were a staple 'superfood' for the Incas.
An edible artifact — a spice, tea or tablet from a local maker.
Hand-Carved Peruvian Mate Burilado (Gourd Art)
An ancient storytelling medium; these dried gourds are intricately carved by hand to depict scenes of Andean village life and harvest.
A hand-woven, hand-dyed or hand-pressed object made to age beautifully.
Standard (US)
5–8 business days · Free · ships from California
Free
Total $145
Express (US)
2–3 business days · 2–3 business days
$15
Total $160
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