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From a reflexive approach that highlights the level of social practice and the role of ethnical difference on the dialogue between hosts, guests and tourism heritage managers, in this paper we focus on a local tourism program targeted to indigenous population of Cusco Region, Peru. To elucidate the cultural meaning of this patrimonial and touristic experience for indigenous tourists, we study what their interests are on these tours, the ways they relate to the visited heritage, and about the production of regional and national identity narratives. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]