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Experience the magic of Peru in just 4 days! This comprehensive tour immerses you in the wonders of Cusco, Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley. Explore the iconic salt mines of Maras, the agricultural terraces of Moray and the vibrant textiles of Chinchero. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the southern valley and discover hidden gems like Tipon and Pikillaqta. Enjoy guided tours of each location, including a breathtaking journey to Machu Picchu. This tour includes: entrance fees, expert guides, train tickets to Machu Picchu and all transfers. Discover the heart of the Inca Empire - book your adventure today!
Groups of maximum 12 people
You will visit places that few tourists get to know: Intipunku in Machupicchu, Inticcahuarina in Ollantaytambo, Intiwatana in Pisaq, among others.
You will be able to take the best photographs of Machupicchu from the most strategic and least frequented places.
We don't waste your time taking you to craft fairs or to craft product stores.
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What will we visit on this tour?
This incredible 4-day tour offers a deep dive into the heart of the Inca world, taking you to the most iconic locations in the Cusco region. You'll begin by exploring the historic city of Cusco itself, before venturing into the breathtaking Sacred Valley, a region teeming with ancient sites and stunning landscapes. Your journey includes visits to the fascinating agricultural terraces of Moray, the unique salt pans of Maras, and the charming village of Chinchero.The highlight of the tour is undoubtedly your time at Machu Picchu, where you will be able to experience the majesty and mystery of the Inca citadel. Finally, you'll explore the less-traveled South Valley, experiencing a different side of the region and its cultural richness.
Itinerary
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Day 1
Machu Picchu Visit
This tour offers a trip to the Inca world. You will begin in the remarkable town of Ollantaytambo, exploring its impressive fortress and meticulously crafted terraces. The tour continues to Aguas Calientes, the bustling gateway to Machu Picchu. From there, you will ascend to the imposing Llaqta Machu Picchu.
Places we will visit: Machu Picchu
Day 2
Sacred Valley Visit
Ollantaytambo
We explore Ollantaytambo: the Inca ruins and the history of the Sacred Valley. A must-see for history buffs and lovers of Inca archaeology, this fascinating site is located in Peru's Sacred Valley. The impressive ruins of Ollantaytambo feature stunning terraces, the magnificent Temple of the Sun and intricate Inca stonework. Once a powerful Inca fortress and royal retreat, Ollantaytambo offers a glimpse into the sophisticated Inca civilisation. A visit to Ollantaytambo is an enriching experience.
Places we will visit: Ollantaytambo
Pisac
An excursion to Pisac from Cusco offers a fascinating blend of history, culture and stunning natural beauty. This excursion usually begins with a scenic drive to the ruins of Pisac, an ancient Inca archaeological site located in the Sacred Valley.
Places we will visit: Pisac
Day 3
Maras, Moray and Chinchero visit
Maras
The Maras Salt Mines, a breathtaking spectacle of over 4,000 salt ponds, are a testament to Inca ingenuity. Carved into the slopes of Qori Pujio Mountain in the Sacred Valley near Cusco, Peru, these ancient salt flats have been managed by local families for over five centuries. From afar, the pools shimmer like a blanket of snow, their white and earthy tones creating a truly unique landscape. The famed Peruvian pink salt, a legacy of ancient cultures, is among the treasured products harvested here, all thanks to the steady flow of mineral-rich water from a natural underground spring.
Places we will visit: Maras
Moray
Moray is an ancient Inca archaeological site located about 50 kilometres northwest of Cusco, nestled in the Sacred Valley. Famous for its unique circular terraces, Moray has several depressions that vary in size and depth, with the largest reaching a depth of around 30 metres. These terraces are believed to have served as an agricultural laboratory where the Incas experimented with different crops and farming techniques, taking advantage of the different microclimates created by the terraces' varying elevations and orientations.
Places we will visit: Moray
Chinchero
Perched high in the Andes, about 30 kilometers from Cusco, lies the picturesque village of Chinchero, at an elevation of 3,762 meters. This historic site is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and significant Inca ruins, including ancient terraces and a colonial church built upon Inca foundations. Chinchero once served as a vital urban center within the Inca Empire and a key stop on the route to Machu Picchu.
Places we will visit: Chinchero
Day 4
South Valley Visit
Tipon
Tipón is an impressive Inca archaeological site located approximately 22 kilometers southeast of Cusco, Peru. Nestled at an elevation between 3,250 and 3,960 meters, it showcases remarkable engineering and architectural prowess, particularly in its advanced hydraulic systems. The site features extensive agricultural terraces, intricate irrigation canals, and a monumental fountain that channels water from a natural spring.
Places we will visit: Tipón
Pikillaqta
Pikillaqta, which means 'city of fleas' in Quechua, is an important archaeological site located about 20 kilometres east of Cusco, Peru. As part of the Wari culture, which flourished until around the 9th century AD, this ancient city was built around the 7th century AD. The site has an impressive layout of more than 700 buildings, including residential areas, warehouses and ceremonial structures, and covers an area of more than 50 hectares.
Places we will visit: Pikillaqta
Andahuaylillas
Andahuaylillas is a gorgeous little village tucked away in the Peruvian Andes, just a short 35-kilometre trip from Cusco. It's famous for its breathtaking Iglesia de San Pedro Apóstol, often called the "Sistine Chapel of America." This church is a sight to behold, with its stunning Baroque interior, adorned with intricate murals and artwork from the 17th century.
Places we will visit: Andahuaylillas
Huaro
Huaro is a picturesque village about 35 kilometres south-east of Cusco, Peru, known for its remarkable Iglesia de San Juan Bautista. Built between the 16th and 17th centuries, this colonial church features stunning Baroque architecture and is famous for its intricate murals, painted in 1802 by the renowned Cusco artist Tadeo Escalante.
Places we will visit: Huaro
Kaninkunka
Kaninkunka, also known as Canincunca, is a small village about 42 kilometres south of Cusco, Peru, in the district of Huaro. It's probably best known for the Capilla Virgen Purificada de Canincunca, a 17th-century chapel that's a great example of Andean Baroque architecture.
Places we will visit: Kaninkunka
Return
We return you to your hotel in Cusco
This activity includes:
- Pre-Trip Briefing
- Round-Trip Transfers
- Train Tickets
- Bus Tickets
- Entrance Ticket
- Expert Guided Tour
- Transportation to all the places indicated in the tour
- Professional guide in Spanish and English
- The guide picks you up at the hotel and drops you off at your hotel
- Andean tasting lunch with the best selection of meals from Cusco (Available for more than 2 people)
- Entrance tickets to Pisaq and Ollantaytambo
- Personalized Assistance insitu during the whole tour
This activity not includes:
- Travel insurance
- Flights tickets
- Accommodation
- Tips
- Meals
- Drinks
The tour package typically includes:
- Transportation from Cusco to all destinations.
- Entrance fees to all archaeological sites, including Machu Picchu.
- Round-trip train tickets from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes.
- Guided tours at key sites with an English-speaking guide.
- Meals as specified in the itinerary.
- Day 1: Visit Machu Picchu with a guided tour and free time for exploration. Return to Aguas Calientes for the night.
- Day 2: Explore the Sacred Valley: Pisac and Ollantaytmbo
- Day 3: Visiting sites such as Chinchero, Moray, and the Maras salt mines
- Day 4: Visit South Valley, Tipon, Pikillaqta, Andahuaylillas, Huaro, Kaninkunka
- Return to Cusco.
You can book your tour through our website. It's best to book in advance, especially during the high tourist season.
Meals are usually included as specified in the itinerary. Typically, breakfast is included at your accommodation, while lunch and dinner arrangements may vary.
Recommended items include:
- Comfortable walking shoes.
- Warm clothing for cooler temperatures in the Andes.
- Sunscreen and sunglasses.
- A refillable water bottle.
- A camera for capturing stunning views.
Many tour operators offer customizable options. You can inquire about adding extra activities or modifying your itinerary when booking.
There is generally no strict minimum age requirement; however, children should be accompanied by an adult. Some activities may not be suitable for very young children due to altitude or physical demands.
It’s important to inform your tour operator of any dietary restrictions at the time of booking so they can accommodate your needs during meals.
Machu Picchu remains open regardless of weather conditions. Visitors should come prepared with rain gear, as rain can enhance the lush beauty of the site.
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