Adapted Tourist Circuit: Caral has a 1.6-kilometer interpretive trail designed specifically to facilitate the movement of visitors in wheelchairs. This path allows tourists to enjoy the ancient architecture and monumental buildings, such as the Great Pyramid Building and the Amphitheater Temple, without complications.

Wheelchairs Available: For those who need them, wheelchairs adapted to the terrain are available, ensuring that everyone can fully enjoy the experience.

Cultural and Educational Activities

The Caral Archaeological Zone also organizes ongoing cultural programs, such as Educational Tours, which are open to groups, families, and individuals interested in learning more about this ancient civilization. These tours are not only informative, but also designed to be inclusive, allowing everyone to participate.

Recognition and Development

In 2023, Caral was recognized as a Level 4 Tourist Resource by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Mincetur), placing it on the same level as Machu Picchu. This recognition highlights its global importance as cultural heritage and reinforces its commitment to accessibility.

Future of Inclusive Tourism in Caral

In 2025, Caral continues to work to improve its tourist services and accessibility. Efforts are being made to train local guides and staff on how to offer a more enriching experience for all visitors. In addition, initiatives such as “Caral for All” seek to bring this experience to more people through interactive workshops and inclusive guided tours.

How to Visit Caral

Our company, Red Tours, offers transfers and adapted accommodations to ensure a comfortable experience.

To get to Caral, take the Pan-American Highway North from Lima. If you book in advance, you can count on specialized guides and even sign language interpreters.

With Red Tours, you can rest assured that your trip will be safe and full of adventure!