Itinerary

At 1 pm, we will meet you in the lobby of your hotel to begin your tour. From here, we will head towards Cusco’s Plaza de Armas, where we will explore the iconic cathedral and continue on foot along an ancestral street built by the Incas, from the Plaza de Armas to the Qoricancha, the Temple of the Sun. At the Qoricancha, you will admire Inca architecture and the influence of Catholicism. This site was the central spiritual center of the Incas and connects to the four quarters of the Inca Empire. A bronze high altar also stands out.

From Qoricancha, we will continue along Avenida El Sol, where our private transportation will take us approximately 25 minutes out of the city. We will arrive at the majestic site of Sacsayhuaman, known for its enigmatic 200-ton monoliths. Your guide will provide detailed information about this historic site.

After Sacsayhuaman, we will continue in our private transport for five minutes to the archaeological complex of Qenqo, famous for its fascinating Inca altars. Then, in another short five-minute bus ride, we will reach Puca Pucara, a small circular Inca site. Our last stop will be Tambomachay, a water temple with impressive water fountains used by the Incas for bathing rituals. Finally, we will return to Cusco, where the tour concludes in the main square, unless you have opted for a private tour, in which case we will take you back to your hotel.

Includes/Does not include Includes

Professional Guides: Our guides are graduates of universities and institutes in Cusco, natives of the region, dedicated to sharing their cultural heritage. They are known for their professionalism and good humor, ensuring your well-being and a wonderful experience.

Transportation : We use private, well-maintained vehicles for all our tours, ensuring comfort during your transportation to the Inca archaeological complexes on the outskirts of the city.

Entrance Tickets : The partial tourist ticket is included, which allows access to the main archaeological sites visited on this tour in Cusco and the Sacred Valley. 

Not Included

Meals : No meals are provided during this tour. We will return to Cusco around 6:00 pm.

Tips are optional and at the discretion of the visitor.

• Hat and sunglasses.
• Rain gear insta
• Comfortable shoes
• Warm coats (long-sleeved polos).
• Hand sanitizer – wipes;
• Camera
• Additional snacks, energy bars, nuts, chocolate – apples are a good source of hydration, sugar and stay whole in the bag!
• Extra money for unforeseen events, drinks and tips (coins are useful for paying for the use of toilets where paper is provided).

Covid-19 measures to keep you safe while traveling

• Covid-19 measures to keep you safe while traveling shall be updated as and if needed.

Why Choose Sacred Expeditions Peru?

Here’s how booking with us, you make a positive impact:

• Intimate Experiences: We focus on creating intimate travel experiences by capping our group sizes at 8 participants during the pandemic and 16 during standard operations. This allows us to provide personalized service tailored to each traveler’s needs.
• Fair Treatment of Staff: Our dedication to equity is reflected in the fair wages and respect we extend to all our porters, cultivating a nurturing and inclusive work environment for both men and women.
• Social Impact: Your reservation plays a vital role in supporting social initiatives in Cusco, enabling us to provide local children with essential resources such as computers and internet connectivity.
• Comfort in Nature: We prioritize your comfort on all camping tours by providing portable toilets and hot showers, ensuring a more enjoyable outdoor experience.
• Transparent Practices: We uphold a commitment to transparency, which is why we do not charge any booking or credit card fees, allowing you to plan your trip without unexpected costs.
• Join Us: Experience the beauty of travel with Sacred Expeditions Peru, where your journey not only enriches your life but also positively impacts the communities we serve.