- Pisac - This attraction is in one of the most important archaeological regions. Possibly its name comes from a very common type of Bird in this area known as “p’isaqa.” Some scholars suggest that the pre-Columbian city was in the form of a pisaqa, representing the local faun. Today, there is a colonial Town named P’isaq.
In the Inca City, there is a famous Local Market full of crafts and local products.
- Hotel pick-up included for convenience.
- Expert tour guide for an informative experience.
- Enjoy a delicious buffet lunch.
- Comfortable tourist transport throughout.
- Extra fee (70 soles entrance to the Archaeological Centers) (BTG)
- Extra drinks.
Situated just a one-hour paved drive from Cusco, the Urubamba River Valley, also known as the Sacred Valley of the Incas, boasts charming villages, dramatic terraces, and significant archaeological landmarks. Sheltered by the towering Vilcanota mountain range, the valley has served as Cusco’s agricultural hub since the Inca era. Today, it is recognized for holding the world’s most extensive grain valley, spanning the region between the Inca settlements of Pisac and Ollantaytambo. Given its weather conditions and distinctive topography, it presents a perfect getaway for adventure sports enthusiasts offering activities such as kayaking, mountain biking, paragliding, and hiking.
- Original passport and card of migration (TAM)
- Use sneakers or light/tennis shoes.
- Drink plenty of fluids during your excursions.
- Raincoat (long poncho) during the rainy season.
- Long-sleeved shirts.
- Long pants.
- Sunscreen, brimmed hat for sunny days.
- Binoculars.
- Sunglasses, plastic bags.
- Medicine and / or personal items (liquid for contact lenses)
- A backpack or lightweight suitcase (no weight limit between 5-6 kilos maximum)
- Camera or camcorder and films.
- Have on hand checks in small denominations and coins in soles or dollars.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
