Sacred Valley Vip

Overview

Discover the magic of the Sacred Valley of the Incas on a day tour that will take you to explore some of the most emblematic and fascinating sites of this historic region. Beginning with a visit to Chinchero, known for its impressive colonial church and vibrant local market, the tour continues to the salt mines of Maras, where you can observe the ancient process of salt extraction in a dazzling setting. From there, you will head to the agricultural rings of Moray, an ingenious Inca agricultural laboratory that offers a unique insight into the agricultural innovation of this civilization.
The tour culminates in Ollantaytambo, one of the best-preserved Inca cities, where you can explore its majestic terraces, temples and ancient structures. This itinerary will not only allow you to immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of the Incas, but will also offer you the opportunity to enjoy the breathtaking natural scenery of the Sacred Valley. Departing from Cusco at 7:00 AM and returning at 8:00 PM, this tour promises an unforgettable experience full of discovery and adventure.

Chinchero
Colonial church, local market, traditional weaving center, Inca agricultural terraces.
Maras
Salt mines of Maras, salt extraction process.
Moray
Agricultural rings, concentric circles, historical importance.
Urubamba
Lunch at a local restaurant.
Ollantaytambo
Archaeological site, terraces, temples, Living Inca Village.

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Itinerary

Sacred Valley Vip

The tour begins with an early departure from Cusco at 7:00 AM, heading first to Chinchero. Here, visitors will explore the colonial church, the local market, and a traditional weaving center, as well as the impressive Inca agricultural terraces. Then, the journey continues to the Maras Salt Mines, where the ancient salt extraction process is observed in a spectacular setting. Afterwards, you will visit Moray, known for its concentric agricultural rings, which have been used since Inca times to experiment with crops.
After Moray, the tour includes a stop for lunch in Urubamba before continuing to Ollantaytambo. In Ollantaytambo, participants will tour the archaeological site with its Inca terraces, temples and structures, and explore the Living Inca Village. After a brief exploration of the local Ollantaytambo market, the tour ends with a return to Cusco, arriving at approximately 8:00 PM. This itinerary offers a complete immersion in the rich history and natural beauty of the Sacred Valley of the Incas.

Included

Private transportation
Professional bilingual guide
Entrance tickets
Buffet lunch

Not Included

Drinks
Extras for souvenirs
Tips

Before You Go

Clothing and Footwear: Wear comfortable clothing and footwear suitable for walking. The terrain can be uneven and you will need shoes that provide good support.
Sun Protection: Wear sunscreen, hat and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun, especially at high altitude.
Hydration: Carry enough water to keep you hydrated throughout the day, as you will be hiking and exploring for several hours.
Cash: Carry cash for entrance fees, shopping at local markets and for lunch. Some areas may not accept credit cards.
Coat: The weather in the region can vary, so it is advisable to bring a light jacket or sweater for the mornings and evenings, which can be cool.
Camera: Don’t forget to bring a camera or a good camera phone to capture the breathtaking scenery and memorable moments of the tour.
Local Guide: Consider hiring a local guide for a more enriching experience and to learn historical and cultural details of the places you will visit.
Documents: Bring your ID and any other necessary documents, such as pre-purchased entrance tickets.
Food and Snacks: Although you will have lunch in Urubamba, bring some healthy snacks to keep your energy up during the day.
Respect for the Environment: Be respectful of the archaeological and natural sites. Do not leave garbage and follow the indications of the guides and signs.