Private Tour to Waqrapukara Archaeological Site from Cusco.
Overview
The term Waqrapukara originates from Quechua, with "Waqra" meaning horn and "Pucara" meaning strength. It is also referred to as Llamapuka by settlers, which relates to the stopped ears of a flame that signals the presence of outsiders.
- 🔊 Waqrapukara represents a unique cultural heritage tied to the Quechua language.
- 🔥 The name Llamapuka highlights an important aspect of local traditions and beliefs.
- 🌍 This location serves as a historical site, reflecting the strength associated with its name.
- ⚠️ Visitors should respect local customs and understand the significance of these terms in context.
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Pickup included
- breakfast
- entrances
- Lunch
- tour guide
- oxygen assistance
- walk stick
- Private transportation
- Dinner
- To start the full-day Waqrapukara tour, you will be picked up from the hotel by averaging at 04:00 am and heading south during this journey we will appreciate the Pomacanchi lagoon where we will make a stop. Continuing with the tour we will arrive at Sangarara where we will have a breakfast, and then continue to the Rinconada community where we will start the walk to Waqrapukara. During this walk we will be able to appreciate a lot of flora, typical fauna of the area until we reach the archaeological site of Waqrapukara where we will visit the following places: Intipunku (Puerta del Sol), main square, Torreones, andenería, Wiracocha enclosure and cave paintings with Flame representation. After the visit to Waqrapukara we will start with the return to Sangarara where we will have lunch and there will be mobility for our return to Cusco. (pass by)