• Sacsayhuaman - Next, the journey continues to Sacsayhuamán, a breathtaking archaeological site overlooking Cusco. This remarkable fortress showcases the Inca’s exceptional stone masonry, with enormous stones weighing over 100 tons perfectly aligned without mortar. An expert guide will provide engaging stories and insights into the history and importance of this iconic location.

Today, Sacsayhuamán is celebrated as the magnificent venue for the Inti Raymi Festival, an ancient and vibrant Incan religious celebration honoring the Sun God. Experience the rich cultural heritage and timeless traditions that make this site a must-see highlight of any Cusco adventure.

• Q’enqo - The tour then proceeds to Q’enqo, one of the most significant archaeological sites near Cusco. Q’enqo was a major ceremonial center for the Incas, recognized as one of their largest sacred places. This revered site was used for rituals, including Inca sacrifices, and it is believed that the Incas also mummified the dead here.

Explore the intriguing rock formations, detailed carvings, and underground chambers as an expert guide reveals the spiritual significance and ancient customs associated with this mysterious site. Q’enqo offers a unique insight into the religious life of the Inca civilization.

• Tambomachay - Tambomachay: Inca Water Temple Near Cusco
  Tambomachay is a captivating archaeological site located just outside Cusco, Peru. Known as the “Inca Bath” or “Inca spa”, this site features beautifully carved terraces, stone aqueducts, and ritual fountains. It is believed that Tambomachay served as a ceremonial bathing site for the Inca elite and may have been dedicated to water worship and purification rituals.
  Surrounded by natural springs and lush scenery, Tambomachay showcases the Inca’s advanced hydraulic engineering and profound spiritual connection with nature.
• Puka Pukara - Adjacent to the Tambomachay archaeological site, the impressive military ruins of Puka Pukara, an ancient Incan fortress, can be found. This strategic vantage point offers breathtaking panoramic views of Cusco and its stunning Andean countryside. The name “Puka Pukara” means “red fort” in Quechua, inspired by the vibrant reddish stones that glow beautifully at dusk.

Puka Pukara served as a crucial Incan watchtower and military outpost, protecting the city from potential invasions. After exploring this remarkable site rich in history and culture, visitors will be returned to the heart of Cusco, completing an unforgettable day of discovery.

• Qorikancha - At Qorikancha, visitors can explore smaller temples dedicated to the Sun, Moon, and Stars, all carefully preserving their original Inca stone foundations. The site features beautifully maintained gardens and fountains surrounding the Temple of the Sun, offering a serene and picturesque setting.

This sacred complex highlights the architectural genius of the Incas and their deep connection to astronomy and spirituality, making it a must-visit historical attraction in Cusco.

• Manos De La Comunidad - Manos de la Comunidad offers a unique and memorable experience focused on authentic Peruvian craftsmanship. The shop features a wide variety of high-quality alpaca wool products and other traditional souvenirs from the region. Visitors appreciate the fair pricing and exceptional quality of the handcrafted items.

What truly sets this shop apart is its strong commitment to supporting local artisans and the community economy. All alpaca wool is sourced directly from local villages, and every product is meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans, helping to preserve traditional Peruvian crafts and cultural heritage.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Hotel pick up and drop off in Cusco City Center
• All Fees and Taxes
• English or Spanish Tour Guide

• Entrance Tickets (Boleto Turistico)
• Meals or snacks
• Personal expenses
• Tips for the guide and drive (optional)

Exclusive Cusco Tour: 4 Hours of History, Culture & Tradition
Experience the wonders of Cusco, the ancient capital of the Inca Empire, with an exclusive 4-hour tour crafted for travelers in search of an authentic and enriching journey. Delve into the city’s most significant historical sites and iconic landmarks, where the legacy of the Incas and Spanish influence merge in a distinctive harmony.

Cusco, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the Americas, greets visitors with its vibrant culture and breathtaking architecture. This tour is ideal for those desiring a profound and personal introduction to local history, making it perfect for the initial days in the city to assist with altitude acclimatization.
Join this exclusive adventure and immerse yourself in the magic and traditions of Cusco, the heart of the ancient Inca Empire.

• Infant meals not included
• Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.