After picking you up at the airport in the morning, you will be given the information to then indicate the time for the start of the City tour.

The Inca Temple of the Sun was one of the most sacred and respected buildings of the Inca empire. Populations from all over the Empire came to the place to worship and pay tribute to their gods, but the interior of the enclosure was reserved for the most important personalities of the time.

It was the most important place after the llaqta of Qosqo, it was consecrated as “the House of the Sun of Hanan Qosqo” and its construction began during the government of the ninth Inka Pachakuteq, being continued by his descendants Topa Inka Yupanqui, Huayna Qhapaq and Huáscar Inka.

Qenqo (also known as Kenko) is a Quechua word (Q'inqu) that means 'labyrinth'. This refers to the underground galleries in various directions and the zigzag-shaped channels on stone. This name was given by the Spanish after the conquest. The original Inca name is unknown.

Puca Pucara receives its name in Quechua from "Red Fortress", due to the red color that the rocks acquire during twilight. Puca Pucara is another example of military architecture that also functioned as an administrative center, it has platforms, superimposed terraces, stairs and passages.

It consists of an archaeological site that was intended for the cult of water and so that the potentate of the Inca Empire could rest. It is located in the Andes mountain range, just 7 kilometers (15 minutes) NE of the Peruvian city of Cusco.