Unlock the secrets of the Incas! Explore the stunning Pisac Ruins, where ancient terraces and temples overlook the Sacred Valley. Wander through the vibrant Pisac Market, a paradise of Andean crafts and local flavors. Then, step into history as you visit the four iconic Cusco ruins—the mighty Sacsayhuamán, the mysterious Qenqo, the strategic Puca Pucara, and the sacred Tambomachay. A perfect journey through Inca heritage and culture!
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Overview
Enjoy this awesome trip visiting the magnificent of Cusco city and its most representative ruins of Sacsayhuaman, Qenqo, Pucapucara and Tambomachay, plus Pisac ruins and Pisac market.
Sacsayhuaman is one of the most impressive historical sites in Cusco. It was designed for ceremonial activities, and several of the large structures on the site may have been used during rituals.
Qenqo, etymologically meaning labyrinth or zigzag, served a purely religious role. On the outside, you’ll see a semicircular amphitheater with trapezoidal niches and a monolith that looks like a puma, measuring about six feet high.
Pucapucara it is located six miles from the city of Cusco, Puca means etymologically: Red, and Pucara lookout fort; this small town has all the characteristics that it was a military fort.
Tambomachay, this town is believed to have been used as a temple to water. There are some very impressive canals, aqueducts and cascades carved into the stone, designed to channel water from a nearby stream.
The ruins of Pisac are the ones with the most spectacular views of the Inkan landscapes, also known as Inka Pisac. The ruins are located on the hills at the entrance to the valley. You’ll see beautiful agricultural terraces built by the Inkas and still in use today.
Pisac market is a must see destination where you can find handmade and authentic souvenirs. Artisans and farmers come from different villages to offer all kinds of unique fabrics, pottery, silver jewelry and more.
Price
Private service: This is your private service and do not share with other passengers. Daily departures.
| Sedan 1 – 3 passengers | Suv 1 – 4 passengers | Van 5 – 7 passengers |
|---|---|---|
| $ 90 US dollars or S/. 333 soles | $120 dollars or 444 soles | $150 dollars or 555 soles |
Important! Prices are per vehicle not per passenger.You don’t have to pay in advance, pay at the end of the tour.
What is included:
- Pick up from Cusco airport, hotel and Airbnb in Cusco, Ollantaytambo train station or hotel in Ollantaytambo / Urubamba.
- Good vehicle and professional driver (basic English).
- Wifi in areas with internet coverage
- Oxygen
- Water (1 liter per person)
- Emergency first aid kit
What is not included:
- General tourist ticket (130 soles per person)
- Official tour guide (50 dollars)
- Meals and beverages
- Tips.
We recommend for this tour
- Your passport or ID card.
- Raincoat or poncho (October to April)
- Jacket
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen.
- Some money for lunch and souvenirs.
- Sneakers or comfortable walking shoes.
All sites visited on this tour require the Tourist Ticket. You can purchase this ticket at your first stop for 70 soles for the one day pass or 130 soles for the 10 day pass also known as BTG to visit 16 different sites.
Entrance tickets to tourist sites must be paid in Nuevos Soles (Peruvian currency) and only in cash. Cards and other currencies are not accepted.
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Cancellation Policy
Free of charge! Cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before the activity. If you cancel with less time, arrive late or do not show up, no refund will be offered.
