• Maras - The salt mines, or the famous “salt pools” of Maras are located in the rural community of Pichingoto. This site is highly recommended for photography lovers because of its impressive landscape that stretches out in all of its splendor. It is also perfect for hikers and mountain bikers, since this trail connects the salt mines with the villages of Tarabamba and Pichingoto.
  Highlights of this area include the Moray archaeological site, a sort of amphitheater formed of various circular terraces. Also worth visiting is the Sanctuary of Tiobamaba, a colonial church built of adobe that houses paintings from Cusco such as The Last Supper.

• First Aid Kit
• Transport
• Bi-lingual Guide

• Entrance Ticket: Partial 70 Soles (2 Days Validity) | Complete 130 Soles (10 Days Validity)
• Entrance to Salineras
• Meals

While they may not be featured on the popular list of significant Incan sites in Peru, the ruins at Moray and the pre-Inca Salineras salt mines hold just as much intrigue as their more renowned equivalents. Explore these lesser-known ruins on this day-long excursion from Cusco, which also encompasses a trip to the serene colonial town of Maras. A guided tour simplifies the journey to these less-visited locations and offers informative commentary and return transport from Cusco.

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