From Cusco: Sacred Valley, Pisac, and Ollantaytambo Day TourSacred Valley Day Tour - Ticket entrances not included

Discover unique mountain landscapes, archaeological sites and colorful markets on this full-day tour from historic center of Cusco. Explore the charming towns of Pisac, Ollantaytambo, and Chinchero.
Start with a pickup at your hotel located in the city of Cusco. Head to the Sacred Valley of the Incas., which is located 9.3 miles northeast from the city and has been used by the Inca Empire for its good location and weather qualities, especially for the fertile lands that are perfect for crops.

Admire the Sacred Valley, at an altitude is 2,800 meters above sea level. Learn how it it has one of the best weathers in the region. The valley houses a unique flora and fauna with wildflowers and wildlife such as vizcacha, puma, and skunk, among others.

Arrive at the small town of Pisac after a road trip of 20.5 miles. This fantastic place has an amazing craft market and Inca sites with stone buildings and incredible views to the valley, and wonderful Inca platforms.

After exploring the market of Pisac, continue the tour until reach the town of Urubamba to enjoy traditional Peruvian food in a local restaurant, situated on the banks of the Urubamba River. Indulge in a buffet lunch which offers regional flavors, and can taste alpaca and trout.

Later, reach the town of Ollantaytambo located at 2,792 meters above sea level. The Inca ruins of Ollantaytambo were the headquarters of Inca’s army, as well as a religious and agricultural place. Take in the stunning views, and view more than a hundred Inca platforms with an advanced irrigation canal for that period.

Climb many steps until you get to the top of the Fortress and you will visit main sites such as the ceremonial center of the Temple Hill. Here, explore different places including the wall of the six monoliths also known as the Temple of the Sun.

Next, head to the final destination, which ist the town of Chinchero and its typical and colorful Inca market, full of traditional craft as ceramics and Andean looms.

According the Sacred Valley tribe, the Milky Way and its constellations were reflected in the Urubamba River. Pachacutec, who was the ninth Inca emperor, began the expansion of the Inca Empire called Tahuantinsuyo. Among his most important works are the Fortress of Ollantaytambo, Sacsayhuamán, Coricancha, and during his mandate the construction of Machu Picchu began.

After this unique experience, return to El Regocijo Square, close to Plaza de Armas.

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