Sacred Valley Tour

Our service starts at 7:30 am, you will be picked up at the hotel lobby and then we will drive to Pisac in our private car. The first stop will be at the Taray viewpoint. Here you will have a wonderful view of the Sacred Valley of the Incas. After photos, we will continue to the archaeological site of Pisac.

Traditional Market and Archaeological Inca Site of Pisac:

The Inca site of Pisac is located at 3400 meters (11150 feet). It was built during the reign of the Inca emperor Pachacutec in the 15th century. The site has agricultural terraces, aqueducts, military, residential and religious sectors. After visiting the archaeological park, we will visit the Pisac market, where you will see one of the most famous handicraft markets in all of Peru.
The main square is filled wall to wall with stalls selling a wide range of handmade Peruvian items: alpaca sweaters, musical instruments, paintings, pottery and jewelry. After the market visit, we will continue to Ollantaytambo for lunch, and then explore the Inca site of Ollantaytambo.

Urubamba:

located 78 km from Cusco via Pisac, is situated in the heart of the Sacred Valley. It was one of the most important pre-Hispanic agricultural centers, where we will have a buffet lunch at a tourist restaurant. Its temperate climate and countryside make it a productive valley, especially known for growing the world's finest corn

Inca site of Ollantaytambo:

Ollantaytambo is the last town in the sacred valley. It is located at 2750 meters (12300 feet). It is the best preserved Inca town in Peru, with its narrow streets, aqueducts and canchas (Inca apartments).
Ollantaytambo was occupied by the Quillques culture, who built some rougher constructions around the town. After Pachacuteq conquered the area around 1450, construction began in the town, the Inca site is composed of hundreds of steps, agricultural terraces, ten niche temple, unfinished temple of the sun and princess baths, or princess baths with step designs, representing the sacred Andean symbol (Chacana). Finally, we will continue our journey to the town of Chinchero.

The town of Chinchero:

Chinchero rises above the altiplano at 3850 meters (12630 feet). Here you will find the best views of the snow-capped Chicón and Wequey Willca peaks of the Urubamba range. The tenth Inca, Tupac Yupanqui, built the archaeological complex of Chinchero around 1480. This place has a huge stone wall in the main square. Extensive cultivated terraces and the colonial church of Nuestra Señora de Monserrat, built over an Inca palace.

Then, you will be driven back to the city of Cusco, where you will be dropped off at your hotel.