Three hours up a four donkey wide dirt road from Mala, Peru you will find the one hotel town of Viscas, Peru. Viscas is a producer of fruits (mainly apple). The long twisting road from Mala offers some nerve racking cliff hanger views from your bus or van.
The glacier cold Rio Mala flows below the vast apple orchards that provide jobs for the locals. The Rio is pretty clean here and offers a break from the midday scorching heat of the day.
A room is not guaranteed at the hotel that is mainly used to house the fruit pickers. One restaurant (El Chef) is run by a professional trained chef from Lima, who is trying to steer the town toward tourism.
Horse down by the river.
Local goat.
Gas station in Viscas.
Bamboo fish traps.
Local donkey.
Cross.
Viscas, Peru church.
Inside church.
Door of church.
Adobe wall with flowers overlooking mountains.
Shadows on the walls at night.
Lots of old adobe homes crumbling down.
Old door.
The complete house.
Google maps you would search: Viscas, Lima, Peru