The Sacred Valley Day Tour in Cusco, declared as World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2006, hosts a lot of significant archeological sites, belonging to the Incan Empire. This unforgettable one-day tour, will let you explore the amazing towns of Pisac and its fantastic market, the Ollantaytambo Fortress and Chinchero market, places with mysterious stories and cultural wealth. Enjoy a delicious buffet lunch in a traditional restaurant in Urubamba, and learn about this amazing pre-Columbian civilization, considered the most important in the thirteenth century.
Pick up in centrally located hotels in Cusco city
We will pick you up from the hotel in Cusco, to start the incredible tour to The Sacred Valley of the Incas. Located 15 km northeast of Cusco city, this place has been appreciated by the Inca Empire for its geographical and climatic qualities, and for its fertile lands perfect for crops. The Sacred Valley altitude is 2,800 M.A.S.L., and it has one of the best weathers in the region. The valley houses a unique flora and fauna, with wild flowers and wildlife as vizcacha, puma, skunk, and others. After 33 Km of journey, we will arrive in the small town of Pisac. This fantastic place has an amazing craft market.
We are going to explore the ruins of Pisac, a place with archaeological temples of stone buildings, with incredible views to the valley and the magnificent Inca platforms.
Then, we will continue the tour until Urubamba to enjoy a traditional Peruvian food in a local restaurant, located on the banks of the Urubamba River. This buffet lunch offers regional flavors, and you can taste alpaca and trout.
Later, we will reach Ollantaytambo Fortress. Its temple was the headquarter of Inca’s army, as well as a religious and agricultural place. It has stunning views, and more than a hundred Inca platforms with an advanced irrigation canal for that period.
To finish the tour, we will visit Chinchero, and its typical and colorful Inca market, full of traditional craft as ceramics and Andean looms. According the Sacred Valley tribe, the Milky Way and its constellations were reflected in the Urubamba River. Pachacutec, who was the ninth Inca emperor, began the expansion of the Inca Empire called Tahuantinsuyo. Among his most important works are the Fortress of Ollantaytambo, Sacsayhuamán, Coricancha, and during his mandate the construction of Machu Picchu began. After this unique experience, we will drop you off at Plaza El Regocijo, one block from Plaza de Armas.
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