Cusco

Departure from Cusco to the Sacred Valley

Parque Arqueologico Pisac

Nestled in the Andes Mountains, about 30 miles northeast of Cusco, the Inca ruins of Pisac are a spectacular sight. These ruins, dating from 1100-1400 AD, feature stone temples, tombs, terraces, and ceremonial structures. Pisac, a key religious and administrative center for the Incas, was a site of spiritual significance and a hub for tax collection and trade.

Urubamba

Next, we'll proceed to Urubamba for a sumptuous buffet lunch. This region, renowned for its fertile soil, grows a variety of crops like corn, potatoes, barley, and fruits. The local gastronomy offers unique dishes such as cuy (guinea pig), chicharrón (deep-fried pork), and chiriuchu, a traditional mix of various ingredients.

Archaeological Park Ollantaytambo

Post-lunch, our tour leads to Ollantaytambo, an ancient Incan ruin in the Sacred Valley. Built around 1450 AD during Emperor Pachacuti's reign, this site features terraces, temples, baths, palaces, and plazas. Ollantaytambo's most remarkable feature is its large stone walls, assembled without mortar, showcasing the Incan architectural prowess. After exploring Ollantaytambo, we'll board a train to Aguas Calientes.

Aguas Calientes

Upon arrival, our attentive staff will be on hand to assist with your hotel check-in, ensuring a seamless transition to your accommodations. After settling in, you'll have ample free time to leisurely explore the charming town and indulge in its renowned hot springs. This tranquil interlude offers a perfect opportunity to unwind, soak in the natural thermal waters, and rejuvenate.

Aguas Calientes

Our Machu Picchu adventure begins early morning post-breakfast, as we board a bus heading to the renowned Machu Picchu citadel. Upon arrival and after a brief security check, we'll step into the world of Machu Picchu, where your guided exploration commences

Machu Picchu

This ancient Inca citadel, nestled in Peru's Andes Mountains, was constructed by Emperor Pachacuti between 1450 and 1460. Serving as a royal estate until the Spanish conquest in 1532, Machu Picchu today stands as a symbol of South America's rich history, attracting millions with its enigmatic beauty. The site boasts impressive terraces, temples, plazas, staircases, and residential areas, all built from intricately cut granite blocks, so precisely joined that not even a paper's width can fit between them. For those with tickets to Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu mountain, our team will guide you to the starting points of these trails.

Aguas Calientes

Following the tour, a comfortable bus will transport us back to Aguas Calientes, where you'll have the opportunity to savor a delightful lunch at a local eatery of your choice (lunch cost not included in the tour). This leisurely meal allows you to reflect on the day's discoveries amidst the charming ambiance of Aguas Calientes.

Ollantaytambo

The day concludes with a relaxing afternoon train ride from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo. As we journey through the stunning landscapes of the Sacred Valley.

Plaza Regocijo (Kusipata)

Followed by a transfer to Regocijo plaza in Cusco