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Pisac
1h
Travelers will explore the impressive Pisac Archaeological Site, one of the most important Inca complexes in the Sacred Valley. Perched high above the valley, the site offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, agricultural terraces, and traditional villages.
During the visit, guests will walk through ancient Inca terraces, ceremonial areas, and finely crafted stone structures while learning about the history, architecture, and agricultural achievements of the Inca civilization. They will also discover the famous Intihuatana ceremonial stone and observe one of the largest known Inca cemeteries carved into the mountainside.
Throughout the tour, the guide will share fascinating insights into Inca culture, engineering, and daily life, making this an enriching experience for travelers interested in history, archaeology, and the natural beauty of the Sacred Valley.
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Pisac Market
45m · Admission ticket not included
Pisac Market: Color, Tradition, and Living Culture ️✨
The Pisac Market is one of the most iconic markets in the Sacred Valley, where history, culture, and craftsmanship come together in a vibrant atmosphere. Located in the heart of the town, it is the perfect place to experience the rich traditions of the Andes and interact with local artisans.
What Will You Find at Pisac Market?
✔ Andean Textiles – Handwoven ponchos, blankets, scarves, and traditional chullos crafted using ancestral techniques.
A visit to Pisac Market offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in local culture, support artisan communities, and take home authentic souvenirs from the Sacred Valley.
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Urubamba
40m
Travelers will enjoy a buffet lunch at Tunupa Restaurant, located in the heart of the Sacred Valley. Surrounded by beautiful Andean scenery, this stop offers an opportunity to relax and recharge while savoring a variety of Peruvian and international dishes.
The buffet features a selection of fresh salads, soups, traditional Peruvian specialties, vegetarian options, and delicious desserts prepared with local ingredients. Guests can sample regional flavors while enjoying the peaceful atmosphere and views of the surrounding valley.
This lunch break provides the perfect opportunity to rest, experience Peruvian gastronomy, and continue the journey through the Sacred Valley with renewed energy.
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Archaeological Park Ollantaytambo
1h · Admission ticket not included
Travelers will explore the impressive Archaeological Site of Ollantaytambo, one of the best-preserved Inca complexes in Peru. During the visit, they will walk through ancient stone terraces, ceremonial areas, and remarkable structures while learning about the site's importance as a religious, military, and agricultural center of the Inca Empire.
Highlights include the Temple of the Sun, built with massive stone blocks that demonstrate the Incas’ extraordinary engineering skills, as well as the ceremonial fountains known as the Baths of the Ñusta. Visitors will also enjoy panoramic views of the Sacred Valley and the surrounding mountains.
The experience continues in the historic town of Ollantaytambo, where travelers can admire its original Inca urban layout, narrow cobblestone streets, water channels, and traditional stone buildings. This visit provides a fascinating glimpse into Inca history and culture on the route to Machu Picchu.
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Complejo Arqueologico Chinchero
1h · Admission ticket not included
Travelers will visit the Archaeological Site of Chinchero, a unique destination where Inca history and colonial heritage come together. During the visit, they will explore impressive agricultural terraces, ancient stone structures, and the colonial church built on Inca foundations.
Guests will learn about the importance of Chinchero during the Inca Empire while enjoying panoramic views of the Sacred Valley and the surrounding Andean mountains. They will also visit a traditional textile center, where local artisans demonstrate ancestral weaving techniques, natural dyeing methods, and the cultural significance of Andean textiles.
This stop offers a perfect combination of archaeology, living traditions, and local culture, providing travelers with an authentic insight into the heritage of the Andes.
