đź“ť Itinerary:
📍 Start – 8:10 AM | Cusco (Okidoki Office)
We’ll meet at the Okidoki Hostel office and board our private tourist transport to begin the adventure.
đź“Ś Stop 1: Pisac
Stroll through a colorful Andean market full of crafts and textiles, then visit the impressive Pisac archaeological complex, perched on a hill with panoramic views. Discover the secrets of Inca architecture and farming terraces.
🍽️ Lunch: Urubamba
Enjoy a delicious buffet lunch with typical regional dishes in the heart of the valley. Relax and take in the majestic scenery.
đź“Ś Stop 2: Ollantaytambo
Explore one of the best-preserved Inca towns. Climb the giant terraces of the Ollantaytambo fortress and learn about its strategic military, religious, and agricultural importance.
đź“Ś Stop 3: Chinchero
Our final stop is this charming town known for its colonial church and vibrant weaving traditions. You’ll visit local artisans and observe traditional textile techniques passed down through generations.
🚌 Return: Cusco around 7:10 PM
We’ll head back to Cusco, arriving in the evening after an unforgettable day.
âś… Why Choose This Tour?
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Small groups for a more personal experience
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Expert bilingual guides (English/Spanish)
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Comfortable private transport
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Stunning photo opportunities at every stop
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A perfect blend of history, culture, and nature
📌 Book now and let the Sacred Valley captivate your heart — the true soul of the Andes awaits you!
Destinations to visit on the Sacred Valley tour:
Tour Chinchero
Tour Ollantaytambo
Valle Sagrado de Urubamba – Buffet
Next, we’ll continue our journey to the remarkable archaeological site of Ollantaytambo, where our professional guide will lead us through the ancient Inca temples, majestic agricultural terraces, control posts, and astronomical observatories that once played a vital role in Inca society.
After exploring this living Inca town, we’ll head to Chinchero, a picturesque village where colonial and Inca architecture blend beautifully. Here, we’ll visit its archaeological remains, charming colonial church, and a vibrant handicraft textile market, where local artisans showcase traditional weaving techniques.
Finally, we’ll return to Cusco, arriving at approximately 7:10 PM, bringing this unforgettable day to a close.
Tour Pisac
Important points
Sacred Valley Tour
Price: Only 25 USD per person – an unforgettable full-day experience at an unbeatable value!
What’s not included
Entrance ticket or partial admission fee: 70 soles (valid for 1 day)
FAQs
Where is the Sacred Valley?
The Sacred Valley of the Incas, also known as the Vilcanota Valley, lies between the towns of Pisac and Ollantaytambo. This valley is famous for its fertile land, unique geography, and mild climate. The valley sits at an altitude between 2,800 and 2,900 meters (9,200–9,500 ft), offering comfortable temperatures throughout the year.
How do I get there?
There are two main routes to access the Sacred Valley:
What is special about the Sacred Valley?
Historically, the Sacred Valley was one of the most important agricultural production centers of the Inca Empire. Today, it continues to be a rich farming region, famous especially for producing some of the best corn in Peru.
What provinces and towns does the Sacred Valley include?
The Sacred Valley spans two provinces:
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Calca Province: Includes Calca, Pisac, Taray, San Salvador, Lamay, Coya, Lares, and Yanatile.
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Urubamba Province: Includes Urubamba, Yucay, Huayllabamba, Ollantaytambo, Maras, Chinchero, and even Machu Picchu.
What can I expect to see and do in Pisac?
Pisac is a charming town that combines indigenous and colonial influences. Visit the traditional market to find beautiful local handicrafts and textiles, and immerse yourself in the local customs. Don’t miss the colonial church where masses are still celebrated in Quechua, the native language. The Pisac Archaeological Site offers breathtaking terraces and ancient fortresses guarding the old Inca capital. Nearby neighborhoods like Qanturaquay, Amaru, and Tanqanamanka include the largest pre-Columbian cemetery in South America.
What is special about Urubamba?
Located at the heart of the Sacred Valley, Urubamba is surrounded by spectacular Andean landscapes, including the majestic snow-capped Nevado ChicĂłn. It’s known for its delicious local cuisine—try the traditional dishes at its famous “picanterĂas” and restaurants to refuel before exploring the valley.
What will I experience in Ollantaytambo?
Ollantaytambo is often called the “living Inca town,” where time seems to have stood still. Explore its perfectly preserved Inca terraces, stone reservoirs, and the iconic fortress built to protect the empire. Marvel at the pink granite monoliths and historical sites like Mañaraucay, Incahuatana, and the Baths of the Princess. The town’s traditions and the locals dressed in traditional attire offer a vivid glimpse into Inca heritage, enhanced by stories and legends shared by your guide.
