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Llamas are an important domestic animal in the Andes and coastal regions of Peru and Chile. They're believed to be a wild relative of the camel, and have been used as an important way for transportation in the Andes since time unknown. During Inca times, Llamas were used for sacrifices in religious ceremonies as well as transportation, and are considered critical to the success of the Inca Empire. They still hold an important place in the mountains of Peru, used for their wool, meat, and of course for transportation. Llamas are also popular for their unique and strange appearance, and it's a great pleasure to watch their activities.
Peru has the largest llamas population in the world, numbering over a million today. They are better adapted to the Andes, and are mainly herded at altitudes ranging from 3,800 to 5,000 meters. Llamas are also used for luggage transportation of hikers and trekkers in the mountains of Peru. Llama treks are becoming very popular in Peru, as they can carry heavy items to great heights. They never fail to impress hikers and trekkers on tours to Peru. If you're looking for a mountain trekking with a difference, go for Llama treks in Peru. Travour offers you online information and booking for Llama treks in Peru. Look no further and book an exciting Llama mountain trekking in Peru with Travour, and let the magic begin for you.
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