• Sacred Valley of the Incas - Known as the primary food source for the Inca Empire, the Sacred Valley is located along the Urubamba River. This river originates from the Vilcanota River, a name derived from the Quechua word Willcamayu (Sacred River).
• Pisac - The National Archaeological Museum consists of a collection of archaeological sites featuring terraces, aqueducts, and roads connected with walls and gates, water channels, cemeteries, bridges, and more.
• Archaeological Park Ollantaytambo - This site is the finest example of Inca city planning, with its narrow cobblestone streets that have been continuously inhabited since the 13th century.

• Transfer to and from the hotel
• Professional bilingual guide

• Tourist ticket
• Foods
• Entry / Entry - Sacred Valley of the Incas
• Entry / Entry - Pisac
• Entry / Entry - Archaeological Park Ollantaytambo

Embark on a full-day journey through the Sacred Valley of Cuzco to trace the history of the ancient Inca Empire. Escape the bustling areas to uncover Inca monuments, traditional villages, and tranquil valleys nestled beneath Machu Picchu. Journey through the scenic Urubamba region, pause to browse the traditional crafts at the Pisac market, visit the town of Chinchero, and delve into the Inca fortress of Ollantaytambo.

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