Sacred Valley 1 day
From USD $35 /pp
Duration: 01 Day / 0 Nights
The journey begins: Your hotel
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Availability: Daily departures
Group Size: Min: 01 PERSON
Difficulty Level: LIGHT
Sacred Valley 1 day
Sacred Valley Tour
The Sacred Valley of the Incas, a plethora of archeology, history and living culture awaits you with a horizon of beautiful landscapes, archaeological sites and towns such as Pisac, Ollantaytambo and Chinchero. During the journey we will become clear about the reason behind the sacred name of the valley.
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What includes?
- Transfer by Tourist Bus.
- Guided in Group, English – Spanish professional guide.
- Almuerzo Buffet.
What is not included?
- Tickets to the archaeological site of Pisac, Ollantaytambo and Chinchero.
- Hotel in Cusco.
- Desayuno and scene.
- Other services not mentioned.
What to bring to the tour?
Before booking:
- You can book this tour within 48 hours. of anticipation.
- We have group departures and private services.
- The tour takes place in two languages: English and Spanish.
- Requirement level: A high physical level and a good state of health are required.
Before travelling:
- Resistant footwear, waterproof boots are recommended for Trekking.
- Shelter clothing, including jacket, fleece linings, gloves, smock and hat.
- Thermal clothing is also recommended.
- Sombrero or hat to protect yourself from the sun, rain and cold.
- Sunblock and/or moisturizer for the face and body.
- Water and mouthpieces: energy bars, chocolates, fruit, granola or chicken.
- Your own medical kit with any special medicine you may need like Sorochi Pills and protection for ampoules.
- Cash in national currency, preferably low denomination bills and coins.
- Binoculars (if desired).
Cusco → Pisac → Ollantaytambo → Chinchero → Cusco
Leaving the city of Cusco at 8:30 a.m., we take a road to the east and take a 30 km long route to Pisac, a huge Inca archaeological complex located on a mountain that is formed by several complexes that are recognizable among themselves. It contains sacred places such as Intihuatana, associated with astronomical observations important for the Andean agricultural calendar, other residential areas and also an inaccessible necropolis in the surrounding farallones.
The visit to the complex returns to the colonial town of Pisac, famous for its artisanal market where you can acquire all kinds of records of tailoring, textiles, etc., which have received the reinterpretation of the complex Andean iconography.
Moving away from this town, the trip takes us to the city of Urubamba, where you wait for lunch at whose buffet you can choose between the varied and delicious Peruvian cuisine.
The next destination is the Inca pueblo of Ollantaytambo, a site of religious, agricultural and military use where the impressive construction of the solar temple stands out on top of a hill, a site that demonstrates the legendary capacity of Inca engineering in a block building pink diorite cyclopeans and their unions without any mortar, all of them associated with earthworks and enclosures where the work of the stone is demonstrated perfectly and there is no other thing that increases the mystery regarding the construction methods with which they are lost.
From the previous point, the return to the city of Cusco begins, but before making a last stop at the Inca-colonial pueblo of Chinchero, also called “pueblo del rainbow” due to the continued appearance of this atmospheric phenomenon. There you can appreciate, as in many other ancient places, the superposition of the colonial church over the “huaca” or the Inca worship, Chinchero has a complex structure of monumental terraces and an artisanal market that is very colorful and important.
Returning to the city from this last place takes approximately three minutes in the afternoon.
Note Tour cost:
- Peruvians and Andean Community $25
- Foreigners $35
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