Sacred Valley
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Sacred Valley

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It is located northeast of the city of Cusco, considered as the summer abode of the most important Inca leaders. This valley contains archaeological sites of great importance such as; Pisaq, Ollantaytambo, Huchuyqosqo among others.

In the Sacred Valley of the Incas there are beautiful colonial towns showing their miscegenation in architecture, art and living culture. We can find towns like; Chinchero and its weavers, Písac and its artisan fair, Urubamba capital of the province, Ollantaytambo, with its fortress and its living Inca people and Maras Moray with its impressive Salineras (salt mine). Many of the surrounding communities of the Sacred Valley have created very interesting rural tourism ventures that are worth visiting.

Climate

The Sacred Valley of the Incas is located between 6600 to 9300 ft. The valley has the best climate in the entire Cusco region; it varies during the day between 70° to 80° F. At night it drops from 50° to 52° F.

Chinchero, Maras and Moray tour 1 day
Cusco

Chinchero, Maras and Moray tour 1 day

1 Days
Easy

This tour is part of the Sacred Valley of the Incas, where we will visit the other archaeological parks of the valley, where the Incas made their constructions for religious, astronomical and agricultural experimentation purposes.

Sacred Valley of the Incas
Recommended
Cusco

Sacred Valley of the Incas

1 Days
Easy

Explore the heart of the Andes. Visit the Pisac market, the Ollantaytambo fortress, and the Chinchero textiles on a one-day tour with a buffet lunch included.

Allin Pachakuy
Recommended
Cusco

Allin Pachakuy

1 Days
Easy

Learn the art of ancestral weaving in the Huilloc community. Participate in an interactive workshop with leading artisans and create your own craft.

Kusiruna Tour
Recommended
Cusco

Kusiruna Tour

1 Days
Easy

Participate in the daily activities of the Huilloc community. Learn about traditional agriculture and Andean cuisine in a unique cultural immersion experience.

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