The Sacred Valley tour is a perfect excursion for couples, friends, or families visiting the city of Cusco.
In the Sacred Valley of the Incas, countless works were built, such as aqueducts, irrigation canals, terraces, astronomical-scientific observation centers, and centers of spiritual activity. Fortunately, most of these works remain intact to this day.
If you are looking to recharge your energy, appreciate nature in its purest state, and learn about how our ancestors lived, we recommend taking this one-day tour to the Sacred Valley.
Don't think twice and book a tour to the Sacred Valley of the Incas!
06:30 am Hotel pick-up.
06:30 am We will begin our Super Sacred Valley of the Incas Tour. Our first point of visit will be:
The first place to visit will be Chinchero, where studies conducted in the sixties discovered that some walls belong to an Inca palace covered in soil by the Spanish. We will also find a textile exhibition center and South American camelids.
The next destination will be Moray, a mysterious Inca archaeological site composed of amphitheater-like terraces that served as an agricultural laboratory for the ancient Tahuantinsuyo.
Maras, where we will find the salt mines, impressive salt pools with over 5,000 wells that have been exploited since the Inca period. After the guided visit, we will head towards the city of Urubamba, where we will enjoy a delicious buffet lunch (optional).
After this comfortable and exquisite lunch, we will continue with the Super Sacred Valley of the Incas Tour towards the town of Ollantaytambo, continuously inhabited since Inca times, and climb up to the iconic fortress built next to the mountain.
Pisac, where you can explore the town and find a local artisan market. Then, we will head to the archaeological site of the same city, a masterpiece of Inca agriculture.
After the guided visit, we will board the bus that will take us back to the city of Cusco, arriving at 19:00.
That concludes our Super Sacred Valley of the Incas Tour in Plaza San Francisco, which is located a few blocks from the main square of Cusco.