Embark on a unique trip as you step away from the bustling streets of Cusco into the enchanting embrace of the Sacred Valley. This journey is a carefully woven tapestry of cultural and historical marvels, celebrating the Inca legacy cradled by the verdant folds of the Peruvian Andes.
Under the silent vigil of ancient ruins, the lifeblood of the Inca, the Urubamba River, meanders through lush greenery, offering a sanctuary to the whispers of past civilizations. The air here is crisp, infused with the spirits of the Incas, where each breath elevates you to a newfound reverence for this ancient realm.
The valley basks in an amiable climate, most inviting during the dry season, and serves as a perfect preamble to the wonders of Machu Picchu. In the heart of this landscape lies the Pisac market, a vibrant mosaic of South American culture, brimming with artisanal crafts that carry the echo of ancestral hands.
As you traverse through the archaeological sanctuaries, your guide, a master storyteller, cloaks you in the sagas of the Inca Empire. Each site is not just a visit but an immersive chapter in the grand epic of a civilization that knew greatness.
Midway through your adventure, a sumptuous buffet lunch awaits, ready to rejuvenate your spirit before you delve deeper into the enigmatic allure of the Sacred Valley. Here, the past is not merely to be observed but felt, inhaled, and walked through.
Choosing us means entrusting your journey into the hands of those who not only know but revere the land and its stories. Our guides are custodians of history, eager to unfold the rich tapestry of Inca heritage before your eyes. From seamless logistics to enchanting narratives, your day is crafted to transcend ordinary travel.
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Includes
Excludes
Partial ticket for the Sacred Valley (70 soles or 18.5 USD).
Entrance ticket to Salineras (20 soles or 5.3 USD).
As the first blush of dawn caresses Cusco, our mystical journey to the Sacred Valley awakens. At the stroke of 7:00 am, we will whisk you away from your hotel, setting the stage for a day steeped in ancient wonders.
By approximately 8:15 am, we’ll find ourselves in the embrace of Chinchero, a village where time stands still among Inca walls and trapezoidal niches. Here, the architectural genius of a vanished civilization whispers through the stones.
As the sun climbs higher, our adventure leads us to the surreal landscapes of Maras around 9:30 am. Marvel at the ancient salt mines, where terraced pools paint a breathtaking scene of human ingenuity melding with nature’s splendor.
By 11:00 am, the enigmatic terraces of Moray beckon. Gaze upon this amphitheater-like expanse, believed to have been an agricultural experiment by the ingenious Incas.
Post exploration, we’ll retreat to the incredible environs of Urubamba. Around 12:30 pm, indulge in a lavish buffet lunch that promises a palette of local flavors and culinary traditions.
Rejuvenated, our quest continues to Ollantaytambo at 2:00 pm. Roam the cobbled alleys and venerable buildings of this living Inca town, before scaling the fortress that stands as a proud relic of Inca military brilliance.
As the day wanes, we’ll meander to Pisac, arriving at the golden hour of 4:00 pm. The vibrant market bursts with artisanal crafts, beckoning with textiles and trinkets, while the nearby ruins offer a window into Inca mastery over landscapes.
With hearts and minds full, our odyssey culminates as we journey back to Cusco. By the gentle twilight of 6:30 pm, we’ll return you to your abode, enriched with timeless memories of the Sacred Valley’s mystique.
The Sacred Valley tour is a full-day excursion typically starting at 7:30 am and ending around 7:00 pm.
Yes, the tour is family-friendly and suitable for children, although the archaeological sites do involve some walking.
Yes, it is possible to customize your tour. However, it’s best to discuss your specific needs and interests with us in advance.
Yes, you need to purchase entrance fees to the archaeological sites separately.
Dress in layers as temperatures can vary. We recommend comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Also, do not forget to bring a rain jacket or poncho during the rainy season.
Yes, many travelers choose to combine their Sacred Valley tour with a visit to Machu
Picchu. Please discuss these plans with us, and we can organize a suitable itinerary.
The buffet lunch typically includes a variety of Peruvian dishes. If you have dietary restrictions or preferences, please let us know in advance.
The Sacred Valley tour was a delightful journey through history and natural beauty. From the vibrant Pisac market to the awe-inspiring ruins of Ollantaytambo, every stop showcased the richness of Inca culture. The picturesque landscapes and charming villages added to the enchantment. A truly immersive and enchanting experience.
