• San Pedro Apostol de Andahuaylillas - The adventure begins in Andahuaylillas, home to the magnificent Church of Saint Peter the Apostle, often referred to as the “Sistine Chapel of America.” Constructed in the 16th century by Jesuit missionaries on a sacred Inca site, this architectural gem combines Spanish Baroque style with Andean symbolism. From the outside, its adobe-and-brick façade appears humble. However, upon entering, one is enveloped by gold-leaf altars, vibrant frescoes, and intricate paintings, making it one of the most stunning religious sites in South America.
• Parque Arqueologico De Raqchi - The journey continues to Raqchi, an extraordinary Inca archaeological site and recognized as a “Best Tourism Village.” The main attraction is the Temple of Wiracocha, one of the largest remaining Incan structures. According to ancient chronicles, this impressive temple was constructed by an Inca emperor to honor Wiracocha, the invisible Supreme God of the Andean people. Standing 15 meters tall, it showcases the Inca’s exceptional engineering skills. Surrounded by ancient ruins and a rich spiritual heritage, Raqchi offers a profound glimpse into the heart of Inca civilization.
• Andes Perú - Midway through the journey, there is a stop for a delightful 1-hour buffet lunch featuring the finest traditional Andean cuisine. This is more than just a meal — it’s an opportunity to enjoy local flavors such as quinoa soup, roasted vegetables, Andean potatoes, fresh salads, and regional meats, all crafted with highland ingredients. Situated in a tranquil highland town, the restaurant provides stunning mountain views and a warm, inviting atmosphere — the perfect pause to recharge before heading to Puno.
• La Raya Pass - The journey pauses at Abra La Raya, the dramatic mountain pass that serves as the natural border between Cusco and Puno. At over 4,300 meters above sea level, it is the highest point of the journey and a breathtaking display of the Andes in all their glory. Surrounded by snow-capped peaks and endless sky, this is an ideal moment to stretch, take photos, and appreciate the vastness of Peru’s highlands.
• Museo Litico Pukara - The final stop is Pucará, the earliest major settlement of the Titicaca Basin, dating back to 500 BC. Once a bustling highland center, Pucará was home to thousands, including priests, artisans, farmers, and warriors. Today, it provides a rare insight into pre-Inca civilization, renowned for its monolithic stone sculptures with striking geometric and animal forms, and vibrant multi-colored ceramics used in both daily life and sacred rituals. A captivating glimpse into the roots of Andean culture.

• Private, luxury bus transport to Puno
• Guided visit to Andahuaylillas, Raqchi, La Raya and the Lithic Museum of Pucará
• Andean buffet Lunch in Marangani – Sicuani
• Service on board - hot and cold drinks
• On-board restrooms
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Oxygen tank

• Entrance tickets for Andahuaylillas, Raqchi Complex, and Pucara Museum – 53.00 soles in cash

Prepare for an unforgettable road trip through the Andes. This journey is not just a transfer from Cusco to Puno — it’s the renowned Route of the Sun, and it truly lives up to its reputation.

Travel in style aboard a luxurious bus with onboard service as you traverse stunning landscapes and make four remarkable cultural stops. Experience one of the Inca’s largest surviving temples, explore the “Sistine Chapel of America,” and delve into the rich history and traditions of Andean Peru.

With over 24 years of expertise, we are proud to be the official Ruta del Sol operator, providing daily departures and a perfect blend of comfort, culture, and breathtaking scenery. Why opt for a simple ride when you can transform your journey into an extraordinary Andean adventure?

✔️ Scenic stops in the Andes
✔️ Guided tours of cultural heritage sites
✔️ Buffet lunch included
✔️ Comfortable transport with onboard amenities

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.