The event also made it possible to raise awareness about the impacts of climate change on the raising of alpacas and other camelids in Peru.
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Festicamélidos Cusco 2025 positions itself as the most important showcase for the entire production chain of South American camelids. From November 20 to 23, it brought together producers, breeders, and artisans from six regions of the country: Puno, Arequipa, Apurímac, Pasco, Lima, and Cusco. The event, organized by the Regional Government of Cusco through the Alpacas Project, has established itself as a key economic and cultural platform for more than 25,000 families dedicated to the breeding of alpacas, llamas, and vicuñas. This year, the festival marked a special technical milestone: for the first time, all participating specimens—over 600 alpacas and 250 llamas—in addition to the presence of the vicuña “Amaru,” authorized by the National Forest and Wildlife Service (Serfor), had a national genetic registry. This process involves examinations of fiber, blood, morphological characteristics, and formal certification. The test and certificate are granted by the National Institute ...