Sacred Valley, Pisac Inca and Colonial Town, Inkariy Museum, Yucay Center of Living Culture

Pisac - Experience the Sacred Valley of the Incas in an exclusive and profound way. The tour starts at Awana Kancha, a complex where you can interact with and feed Andean camelids like llamas and alpacas. Locals will demonstrate traditional weaving and dyeing techniques. Next, ascend to the Inca city of Pisac, perched atop a mountain, where you can view an Inti Huatana (solar clock). Descend to the colonial town of Pisac for a walking tour and shopping at the handicraft market. Then, proceed to the Inkariy Museum, where you can enjoy lunch. A guided tour of the museum will provide insights into the numerous rooms showcasing cultural representations of ancient Peru’s pre-Hispanic civilizations. The day concludes with a transfer to your hotel, which you have booked independently.

Joyeria Pisac Pachamama - A perfect opportunity to purchase renowned Peruvian silver jewelry, including rings, necklaces, pendants, earrings, looms, alpaca sweaters, and exquisite figures.

Yucay Museo de Cultura Viva - Here, witness the ancestral techniques of Urubamba women weavers, learn about mud brick construction for homes, engage with Andean camelids, and discover how corn beverages are made. There is also time to purchase artisan crafts and clothing.

Museo Inkariy - A special location in the heart of the Sacred Valley and Inca culture. This museum offers a glimpse into ancient cultures that existed before the Incas. The museum’s rooms feature reproductions of Andean people from southern and northern pre-Hispanic cultures.

Urubamba - Drop-off is included at hotels in Yucay, Urubamba, Yanahuara, Rumichaca, or the Ollantaytambo area. Hotels in Pisac or Calca incur an additional charge. Book your hotel with us.

Maras Salt Mines, Moray Circle Terraces, Ollantaytambo Last Inca Living Town

Moray - This site offers a breathtaking view with its impressive concentric terraces resembling a vast amphitheater. It was designed to recreate 20 different microclimates, ensuring the Empire’s agricultural productivity.

Maras - A renowned location featuring ancient salt mines from the colonial era. The contrast between the white wells and the green valley is striking, providing a perfect opportunity for postcard-like photos of the Inca’s Sacred Valley.

Ollantaytambo - A charming village continuously inhabited since the Inca period. Visit the temple of the same name, used as a fortress during the Inca resistance, and capture stunning images.

At the end, transfers are included to hotels in the Sacred Valley, Ollantaytambo Railway Station, or back to Cusco hotels.

If traveling to Machu Picchu, note that the train does not allow large suitcases. Store them at your Cusco hotel and bring a small pack with your clothes.

• Bilingual professional guide (English/Spanish)
• Included lunch
• Hotel pickup and drop-off in Cusco and the Sacred Valley

• Overnight accommodation in Sacred Valley
• Gratuities
• Train ticket to Machu Picchu
• Drinks
• Sacred valley Admission Passport

Embark on a comprehensive two-day journey through the Sacred Valley of the Incas, originating from Cusco. Embark on a walking expedition in the town of Pisac, delving into its roots of Inca and colonial history, and take some time to explore the studio of a local craftsman. Discover Inca terraces and a salt mine from the colonial era, stroll amidst the ruins of Ollantaytambo, and unravel the enigmatic Temple of the Sun. This is an ideal tour to experience the stunning landscape of this region.

Seize the opportunity to ride the train from Ollantaytambo station to Machu Picchu.

• It is recommended that your bring comfortable walking shoes

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