Top Cusco Attractions & Museums - page 2

This is a very nice excursion, it begins with a visit to the Sacred Valley on the first day, connection to Aguas Calientes this same afternoon you spend the night in a previously reserved hotel and the next day you visit Machu Picchu, it will be a 3-hour tour, then you will have time Free to take photos, then we return to "Aguas Calientes" to take the train back to Ollanta, here our transport awaits us to take us back to the hotel in Cusco.

Don’t just see the sights of the Sacred Valley with this shared full-day tour from Cusco, but also ride around on all-terrain vehicles to get from one attraction to the next. Visit Maras to see the picturesque salt mines and then drive your ATV over to Moray to see its Incan terraces and panoramic views. This small-group tour is limited to 10 travelers.

Because with this ticket it allows you to appreciate the biggest party that existed in the time of the Incas, with this festivity we will immerse ourselves in the Inca times where we can learn more about the parties, rituals and customs in the Inca times.

This complex is the most important archaeological center in the valley of Urubamba, after Ollantaytambo and Pisac. The ruins are impressive, although the conservation of the site is inferior to that of Ollantaytambo or Pisac, because they are older. But unlike the places mentioned above Huchuy Qosqo has a peculiar architecture: the buildings have been built on polished stone bases of fine finish, with clay plaster (they are the best preserved parts) and the highest floors are made of adobe. One can observe a kallanka (rectangular enclosure that could measure up to 70 meters long and that were important state centers where the Inca officials stayed) of at least 40 to 50 meters long. Also a remarkable building with two floors of stone and an upper one of adobe.

Experience more of Peru's Sacred Valley in just one day than you would on most tours during this comprehensive, full-day excursion ideal for travelers with limited time in the region. Together with a local guide, visit Chinchero, Maras (salt mines), Moray, and Ollantaytambo in an unconventional order to avoid other tour groups and enjoy a more intimate experience.

Huilloc is one of the communities located in the Sacred Valley of the Incas that offer the alternative of experiential tourism in the city of Cusco, for being a community that to this day are still valid their customs and traditions that have been passed down for generations, being one of the best alternatives for experiential tourism in Peru. Experiential tourism Huilloc, in this tour you will learn a lot of the traditions and customs of this beautiful place.

Tourists choose us because we perfectly organize their Tour and we are always attentive throughout their trip. Our operational staff is the best in Cusco, certified and endorsed by Tourist Quality. In addition, we are a Certified Company and registered in the Ministry of Tourism.

The Inca Quarry Trek was named by National Geographic’s as one of the top 6 alternative treks to Machu Picchu. This trek brings the beauties of the Andes with an experience truly immersed in history. You will enjoy a trek less travelled, meaning routes and campsites with less crowds and more tranquility. Throughout, you will be surrounded by the vibrant and stunning flora and fauna and the towering and powerful Apus (mountain spirits). You will visit the Perolniyoc Inca site, the Cachicata quarry, and several small communities in the region. Of course, you will end up at the magnificent Machu Picchu and enjoy an extensive tour of the citadel. Throughout the trek you will enjoy catered food prepared by our trekking chef, a one-night stay in in a hotel in Aguas Calientes, and a scenic and comfortable train ride to and from Machu Picchu.