Sacred Valley Full Day Tour

Your adventure begins with an early morning pick-up from your hotel in Cusco. From there, you will travel through the breathtaking landscapes of the Sacred Valley of the Incas, one of the most important cultural and agricultural regions of the ancient Inca Empire.

Taray Viewpoint

The first stop is the spectacular Taray Viewpoint, where you can admire panoramic views of the Urubamba Valley. From this vantage point, you will see traditional farming communities, winding rivers, and impressive Andean mountains surrounding the valley.

Pisac Archaeological Site

Continuing through the valley, you will visit the impressive archaeological complex of Pisac. This remarkable site features extensive agricultural terraces, ceremonial structures, and one of the largest known Inca cemeteries, with thousands of tombs carved into the surrounding mountainsides. During the guided visit, you will learn about the engineering, architecture, and daily life of the Inca civilization.

Pisac Market

After exploring the ruins, there will be time to visit the traditional handicraft market of Pisac, where local artisans offer textiles, jewelry, ceramics, and other handmade products representative of Andean culture.

Lunch in Urubamba

The journey continues to Urubamba, located in the heart of the Sacred Valley. Here, you will have time to enjoy lunch at a local restaurant and experience the flavors of Peruvian cuisine.

Maras Salt Mines

In the afternoon, you will visit the famous Salt Mines of Maras. Hundreds of salt pools cascade down the mountainside, creating one of the most unique landscapes in Peru. These salt terraces have been used since pre-Inca times and continue to produce high-quality salt through traditional methods passed down for generations.

Moray Archaeological Site

Next, explore Moray, an extraordinary archaeological complex composed of circular agricultural terraces built into natural depressions in the earth. Historians believe this site functioned as an agricultural experimentation center where the Incas studied different microclimates to improve crop production.

Ollantaytambo

The final stop is the magnificent fortress and living Inca town of Ollantaytambo. Here, you will discover impressive stone architecture, ceremonial temples, ancient water channels, agricultural terraces, and panoramic views of the surrounding valley. This site played a significant role in Inca history and remains one of the best-preserved examples of Inca urban planning.

After completing the tour, you will return to Cusco in the evening, arriving at your hotel with unforgettable memories of the Sacred Valley and its remarkable archaeological treasures.