Lunahuana and the surrounding area consists of beautifully sculpted, dusty mountainsides surrounding a narrow, irrigated and fertile green valley floor. As well as abundant vineyards, some of which can be visited on tours (see Incahuasi), the valley is also dedicated to cultivating maize, cotton, rice, avocados, chillies, limes, papayas and bananas. And as well as adventure sports, Lunahuana is a great base for exploring the local Inca archeological complex of Incahuasi.
On the plaza there’s a fine colonial church with a cool interior and a sky-blue wooden vaulted ceiling. Within easy striking distance there’s a horse dressage (caballos de paso) centre, a traditional hanging bridge, plus rustic pisco haciendas, such as the Bodega Fidelina Candela, Anexo Jita, at Km 37 (Lima t0128 41030).