Price:$20.00
Explore the charming South Valley of Cusco, an alternative route ideal for those who wish to avoid the more crowded areas and discover a unique combination of history, culture, and Andean landscapes.
Throughout this journey, you will encounter impressive examples of Inca hydraulic engineering, remnants of ancient pre-Inca civilizations, and one of the most beautiful colonial churches in Peru. All of this takes place in a peaceful and authentic setting, making this tour an excellent option for travelers who want to discover the lesser-explored side of Cusco.
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| Departures: | Yes (advance reservation required) | |||
| Duration: | Half day (extended half-day experience) | |||
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| Group size: | Share this experience in groups of up to 18 passengers per tour | |||
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This tour begins with pickup from your hotel in Cusco at 8:45 a.m. We will then head south on a journey of approximately 40 minutes.
Our first stop is Tipón, known for its agricultural terraces, irrigation systems, and remarkable Inca architecture, forming part of the Qhapaq Ñan (Inca Road Network).
Next, we visit the archaeological complex of Pikillacta, considered one of the most famous and best-preserved pre-Inca cities in Peru.
We conclude the tour with a visit to Andahuaylillas, known as the “Sistine Chapel of the Americas,” a monumental heritage site featuring impressive works of art.
Finally, we return to central Cusco around 15:30, and our transport will drop you off one block from the Plaza de Armas.
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