We will be picking you up from your hotel or from the meeting point to start our Sacred Valley Tour

From this observation point, we will have time to capture the best classic images of the Sacred Valley with its famous terraces along the Urubamba River.

Together with our guide and the group you will enter the archaeological site of Pisac to enjoy impressive views of temples, residences, altars, canals and learn about the Inca culture through the explanation that our guide will give you.

We will visit a traditional market in the village of Pisaq, we will interact with the local people and we will be able to buy some local souvenirs. The Pisac market is very famous and visited, in this place we can learn about the production process of ceramics, jewelry and textiles.

Here in Urubamba we will stop for lunch, we will taste the gastronomy of our Peru and the region through a variety of dishes (buffet lunch).

As we journey into Ollantaytambo, you're stepping into a living relic of Inca urban planning. Often called the "Last Living Inca Town", its streets whisper tales from centuries ago. Behold the marvel of Ollantaytambo's fortress, with its grand terraces guarding the temple hill. As you climb, each step reveals intricate stonework, testament to the Inca's architectural prowess. From the summit, gaze upon the Sacred Valley, the town's grid layout below, and the distant snow-capped peaks. This was a strategic military, agricultural, and religious center, and its dual-purpose design is evident. Beyond the ruins, the town's vibrant daily life showcases a community maintaining its ancestral ways amidst the modern world. In Ollantaytambo, history isn't just seen; it's lived.

After visiting Ollantaytambo, we'll head to the Chinchero district. Upon arriving at Chinchero, the final gem on your Sacred Valley journey, you'll be immersed in a tapestry of tradition and beauty. Nestled at a higher altitude, Chinchero presents a blend of Incan ruins and colonial influences, with its terraced landscape offering breathtaking views of the valley. As you wander, feel the pulse of its living heritage in the vibrant local markets showcasing intricate handmade textiles. Here, you'll witness artisans at work, preserving age-old techniques in weaving and dyeing. The town's rich history becomes tangible within its well-preserved walls and its iconic colonial church, which stands as a testament to the fusion of Incan and Spanish cultures. In Chinchero, you'll experience more than just sights; you'll connect with the heart of Andean traditions.

After your immersive experience in Chinchero, you'll be comfortably driven back to the heart of Cusco. The journey will culminate at Plaza Regocijo, a serene space nestled just a block away from the vibrant pulse of Cusco's Main Square, Plaza de Armas. As the city lights begin to twinkle, anticipate your arrival at this central location between 18:30 and 19:00. Here, not only do you get a sense of returning to modernity but also the convenience of being steps away from the bustling energy and historic charm that Cusco is renowned for.