6-Day Cusco Andean Private Tour with Hotel Included

We will take you to your hotel in Cusco so you can rest and prepare for an exciting adventure. If you are already in the city of Cusco in a hotel, please check if your Hotel is on the pick-up list, otherwise we will agree on a meeting point to pick you up.

Built on the Inca palace of Viracocha, it combines Renaissance, Baroque and Plateresque elements. Its three naves house a rich collection of religious art, highlighting paintings from the Cusco School and altars decorated with gold leaf. This majestic cathedral is an emblem of the cultural fusion between Inca art and Spanish influence.

Known as the "Temple of the Sun", it exhibited walls covered in gold sheets and housed Inca relics. After the Spanish conquest, the Order of Santo Domingo built the Church of Santo Domingo on its foundations, fusing Inca architecture with colonial elements. Qoricancha is a fascinating testimony to the fusion of Inca and Spanish cultures.

These massive stone structures, some weighing up to 300 tons, fit together perfectly without the use of mortar. It is believed that it was an important ceremonial and military center. Its zigzag design and strategic location offer panoramic views of Cusco, showing the architectural mastery of the Inca civilization.

its semicircular amphitheater carved into the rock and its ceremonial canals. Used for ritual and ceremonial purposes, this site features engravings on the stones that suggest the performance of sacrifices. Its architectural design and labyrinth of passageways show the skill of Inca engineering, being a place of great cultural and religious importance.

It is thought that it could have been a tambo or military and administrative control post, evidenced by its terraces, plazas and defensive structures. Its name, which means "red fortress" in Quechua, refers to the reddish tones of the rocks at sunset, offering a fascinating insight into Inca architecture and military planning.

ts ceremonial fountains and elaborate hydraulic systems. Known as "The Bath of the Inca", this place was possibly destined for purification rituals and worship of water. Its canals and waterfalls show sophisticated hydraulic engineering, evidencing the cultural and religious importance given to water in the Inca civilization.

our private vehicle enjoying beautiful views and unique landscapes until we reach our first point Pisac with an approximate journey of 1 hour.

ex famous for its agricultural terraces and monumental architecture. Known for its artisan market, its ruins display temples, astronomical observatories and ceremonial enclosures. The amphitheater-shaped terraces demonstrate Inca agricultural mastery, while the combination of landscape and architecture make it an exceptional cultural and archaeological site.

l complex and one of the few places where you can appreciate the original Inca urban planning. Noted for its agricultural terraces, water canals and temples, it was both a fortress and a religious center. The enormous stones perfectly assembled in their constructions show the Inca architectural skill. This site is an exceptional testimony of the engineering and urban design of that era. Finishing our visit we will now head towards Aguas Calientes by train.

guas Calientes, where you will spend the night at the hotel you chose.

he sanctuary entrance, which generally takes around 30 minutes. Once at Machu Picchu, the guided tour usually lasts approximately 2 to 3 hours, where our expert guide shares information about the history and architecture of this iconic archaeological site. After the tour, visitors have free time to explore on their own. The return to Aguas Calientes is done by bus, with a travel time similar to that of the climb, around 30 minutes. This itinerary allows visitors to fully enjoy the experience at Machu Picchu. At the end of our tour you will have free time to learn more about the city of Machu Picchu or enjoy the thermal baths.

to return to Ollantaytambo, after which we will have lunch in the Sacred Valley and then begin our tour.

ex of salt evaporation terraces that dates back to Inca times. With more than 3,000 salt wells on tiered terraces, it creates a visually striking landscape. In addition to the salt mines, the town of Maras offers colonial charm with its narrow cobblestone streets and traditional architecture, making it a fascinating destination in the Sacred Valley.

It is believed that it was used as an agricultural laboratory to experiment with different crops, taking advantage of climatic variations at each level. The unique arrangement of the terraces and their scientific function make it an intriguing and distinctive place in the Sacred Valley.

We will transfer you from your hotel to the Cusco airport so you can board your flight home. We hope you enjoyed your trip and created unforgettable memories in Peru. This itinerary will give you an unforgettable experience in Peru, exploring the rich history, vibrant culture and stunning landscapes of this land. We hope you will join us on this exciting adventure!