After greeting the father sun, we will continue on to a luscious valley to visit a lovely village located at 3200 maters, Caspana. In this pre - Columbian village we will see the millenary way of life of man and women of Los Andes. It is possible to walk to the old village to visit the old church and the belfry, and also to know more about the history visiting the millenary “Gentilar” cementery and the small but interesting museum, as well as some shops where typical handcraft is sold.

When we leave the village the extent of the desert is impressive, we confront the driest desert in the world. In the middle of this loneliness is the Inca Coya lagoon, a few kilometers before Chiu Chiu. This village survives due to the Loa River, the longest in Chile. We find here one the oldest churches in Chile, and one of the most beautiful landscapes. Going on through the Lasana canyon we will find hundreds of rock art, testimonies of the Andean life. We finally find the Pukara de Lasana, fortress similar to the Pukara de Quitor.