Sacred Valley Tour Full Day
The Sacred Valley tour is one of the most popular tours after the City Tour. The Sacred Valley of the Incas shows us its charm through history and living culture, the whole valley has a beautiful landscape and a lot of crafts that you can buy for your memory, during this tour we will make some stops to appreciate the Sacred Valley from different points fot to aprecied his importance for the Incas as an agricultural and religious center, in addition to the connection that exists between these sites; Pisac, Ollantaytambo, Chincheros and also you can will combined them with the salt mines (Salineras) and Maras Moray (circular terraces).
Locations Visited:
Pisac, Calca, Urubamba, Ollamtaytambo, Chimcheros.
Starting Altitude:
3300 masl = 10826 Feet.
Highest Point:
3300 masl = 10826 Feet.
Group:
Upon Request.
Physical Grading:
2/5
Itinerary
PISAC MARKET & RUINS
Pisca Market; Sacred Valley. The town of Pisac is an important archaeological site in the region of Cusco. There is a colourful market on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays in the morning. Here we experience a vibrant atmosphere of communities, traditions and bartering. There are many handicrafts and textiles made in true pre-Columbain style to purchase. Every Sunday there is also a procession of the mayors, who at around 09h30 go to church to attend the traditional Mass held in Quechua. Ollantaytambo.
OLLANTAYTAMBO RUIN
Sacred Valley. It is here in this most beautiful, strategic spot, 60 kilometres from Cusco, that the Inca Pachacutec built his fortress of Ollantaytambo. It is a beautiful setting and the hills that surround it hide some of the most impressive ruins in the Valley. It contains structures such as the Temple of the Sun, the Royal Hall, the Incahuatana and the Banos de la Princesa (Princess Baths). This site is one of the few places that the Spaniards lost a battle during the conquest.
CHINCHERO
Chincheros; Sacred Valley The remains of what was the royal hacienda of Tupac Inca Yupanqui, as well as a beautiful colonial temple built on Inca foundations. There is also a Sunday market here, although it attracts fewer tourists than Pisac. You can find many handicrafts and local produce here.
Map
Inclusions
Includes:
- Tourist Transportation
- Bilingual certified tour guide
- Buffet lunch in Urubamaba
Does Not Includes:
- Entrances fees to the archealogical sites
packing list
- Wear sneakers or light shoes or tennis shoes
- Rain coat or Rain Poncho
- Cold Clothes
- Bottle of Water
- Sun Block
- Sun Glasses
- Caps or Hats
- Extra money especially in soles to buy thing along the trek
POSITIVE MENTAL ATTITUDE.
Price
PRICES FOR 2024-2025
USD 29
Up to 20 people
