• San Pedro Apostol de Andahuaylillas - Experience a guided tour of the church, marvel at the colonial decor adorned with gold leaf and 17th-century murals, and be sure to see the renowned murals, The Way to Heaven and the Way to Hell.
• Parque Arqueologico De Raqchi - Delight in a guided exploration of Raqchi, an Inca structure from the 15th century, which served as a temple for Inca rituals and a haven for soldiers and pilgrims during celebrations.
• La Raya Pass - This political boundary between Cusco and Puno also serves as a natural geographical divide between the Andean valleys and the vast South American plateau, marking the highest point on the route. It’s fascinating to observe the two distinct ecological zones along the journey.
• Museo Litico Pukara - Engage in an intriguing guided tour where you will discover carved stones from the “Pucara Civilization, 500 B.C.,” depicting various animals from Lake Titicaca and the earliest iconographies of the Andean civilization. Be sure to see the carved stone known as “The Beheader.”

• Certified bilingual guide (English/Spanish)
• Lunch

• Entrance fees
• Admission fees
• Entrance fees

Travel along the “Route of the Sun” from Cusco to Puno. Enjoy nice scenery and visit historical sites on the way. Depart from Cusco and start the journey by visiting the church of “San Pedro de Andahuaylillas” and seeing its golden decoration and colonial canvas inside. Continue the trip heading to “Raqchi.” This archaeological site is considered a small Inca city that holds the temple of “Viracocha.” Continue the trip to the highest point on the route called “La Raya.” Take nice pictures of the andes and the geography around. Finally, our bus will stop at the Pucara Lithic Museum, where you will see sculptures carved on the rock; they represent the local flora and fauna of Lake Titicaca. Arrive in Puno by 17:00.

• The travel time is included in the duration of the trip (Travel time + Tour time)

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