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8h · Admission ticket included
After the breakfast we will depart to the Huaran Valley, which is surrounded by high Andean forests, with native tree species such as Chachacomo, Queuña, Kiswar, etc. The descent is very pleasant since we will enter the valley floor, this place was very respected by the Incas, for its climate and abundance of water. At 9:00 am we will arrive at the town of Huaran. Then we take our van to visit the Museum of Inkarry, where you can appreciate all the cultures of Peru, such as Caral, Chavín, Nazca, Mochica, Wari, Inca. At noon we go to the town of Ollantaytambo, where we will have our lunch, and you can also stroll through one of the most beautiful Inca cities, which still maintains the layout and construction of the Inca architects. At 16:36 pm we will take our train to the town of Aguas Calientes, where we will sleep. The train trip is a beautiful experience due to the contrasts and beauty of the landscapes along the Vilcanota River.
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1h · Admission ticket included
Archaeological Museum of Inkarry, is one of the best in representing the experiences and beliefs of all the cultures of Peru, such as Caral, Chavín, Nazca, Mochica, Wari, Inca
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2h
The archaeological zone of Urco is a complex system of Inca terraces and terraces, which simulates a truncated pyramid; that they were built for agricultural and religious purposes; for the management of the various irrigation and cultivation systems, which, thanks to the management by the community that lives there, preserves much of its structure today.
The apus Pitusiray and Sawasiray, located in Calca, were considered according to Guamán Poma as important idols and guacas within the Inca ideology, agricultural clocks created at the beginning of the 15th century by the ninth Inca Pachacuteq, son of Inca Wiracocha and brother of Urco Huaranca. The ceremonial sector has an Inca architecture design, with shrines and grain stores. Around this set there is a monolith carved in stone that represents a zoomorphic being that is associated with the myth of Unu Urco.