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LLoque Yupanqui N° 304 Cusco, Av. Don Bosco N° 600.(+51) 969325649 |
(084) 384 762
[email protected]
LLoque Yupanqui N° 304 Cusco, Av. Don Bosco N° 600.(+51) 969325649 |
(084) 384 762
[email protected]
LLoque Yupanqui N° 304 Cusco, Av. Don Bosco N° 600.
If you are one of the people who feel impacted and amazed by the Incas, you need to know them more thoroughly and take a amaze memory of Cusco, so do not stop living it. Some of the best places to relax the Peruvian way are in Cusco’s Sacred Valley with magical names like Pisac, Urubamba, and the World Heritage site of Machu Picchu.
The tour begins with a pickup at your hotel then a tour of Cusco, a city full of history and Inka traditions. Then on to the Sacred Valley with stops in Pisac, Urubamba for lunch and after lunch, the tour continues to Ollantaytambo and its fortress.
We start by picking you up at your hotel between 7:45 am and 8:20 am, then we will begin to make a tour where we will visit interesting tourist attractions such as the “Inca Cemetery of Pisac”, crossing the Andes with spectacular views of landscape as Corao ( 40min) site where we can see crafts and rest a little we continue with the viewpoint of Taray from here we can see the entire Sacred Valley of the Incas beautiful landscape. We arrived in Pisac approx. 11:00 hrs we will visit the archaeological center of Pisac.
We will visit the “Pisac Market” where we can appreciate different Cusco crafts made by Andean hands.
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The tour includes a visit to Pisac’s archaeological site built between the tenth and eleventh century CE for religious purposes and to accommodate urban growth during a period of Inka expansion. We will also visit the colorful Pisac Market where most of famous Cusco crafts, such as textiles, ponchos and bags, are hand made by local Andean artisans.
After lunch, it is a short ride to Ollantaytambo, which served as a strategic fortress as well as an administrative and cultural center for the Inka in this part of Sacred Valley. Ollantaytambo is a “Living Inka City”, one can wander the town, and streets see many original Inka houses and buildings still in use today.
