Trip Type: Cultural Tours

CHINCHERO, MORAY, MARAS & SALT MINES TOUR
This half day tour experience to Chinchero, Moray & Salt Mines, will take you off the beaten track to enjoy the stunning scenery of snow-capped mountains of the Andes in Sacred Valley, Chinchero, with its colonial church & Inca ruins, the incredible “Green Houses” of the Incas in Moray and the impressive pre-Inca Salineras, also called salt mines.

This tour is known for combining beautiful natural landscapes, Inca architecture in Tipon, pre – Inca Wari architecture in Pikillacta and a beautiful chapel, known as the “Sistine Chapel of America”
The southern area of Cusco played a very important role in the development of the great Inca state. This started with the emigration towards the south (Peruvian altiplano) which made possible the occupation of the valley of Cusco, the first inhabitants were the Marcavalles who are considered as the oldest human civilization (1000 B.C) and who occupied the area of the same name, the Omas occupied the district of San Jeronimo and the Wari-Chankas

This tour enables you to visit all the highlights of the Sacred Valley of the Incas in just one day. Learn about the Incas, Andean culture, and visit an Alpaca farm, the Pisac Ruins & market and Ollantaytambo.

INCLUDED: PRIVATE GUIDE, TRANSPORTATION AND ALL ENTRANCE FEES. This the best tour which will allow you to visit all the highlights of Cusco in just half a day. Learn about the Incas, Andean culture, and visit: The Temple of the Sun (Qoricancha), The Cathedral, Saqsayhuaman, Qenqo, Puca Pucara and Tambomachay.

Our full day to Qeswachaka Inca Rope Bridge Tour is for those wanting to explore a unique place that keeps you away from the crowds. This tour will take you through the South Valley of Cusco. The location of this bridge was part of a network belonging to the Inca Trail. It is a considered a modern day relic as the communities (about 1,000 resident or so) that live near the bridge maintain it annually every June.

Enjoy an unmatched and mesmerizing panoramic train journey, as you pass through the Vilcanota River Canyon. Leaving Ollantaytambo, you start into the sub-tropical jungle, nearing the Amazon as you approach Aguas Calientes. From Aguas Calientes you take the shuttle up to the archeological wonder and UNESCO World Heritage Site: the Citadel of Machu Picchu!

Humantay Lake Trek is one of Peru’s most scenic 1 day treks! We drive through the local indigenous villages of Iscuchaca and Limatambo, where you can see Quechua people who are still keeping Inca traditions alive. Take your time hiking up to the lake, enjoying stunning views of the Andes.

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