Our journey begins with a visit to Chinchero, renowned as the most typical and picturesque town in the Sacred Valley, famous for its skilled women weavers. We'll make a brief stop at a textile center to admire ancient Inca techniques for dyeing and spinning with Alpaca wool, before exploring its charming Inca square and colonial church.

Moray is an archaeological site featuring a series of circular, terraced depressions that the Incas likely used as an agricultural laboratory. The concentric terraces create microclimates at different levels, allowing the Incas to experiment with growing various crops. Located in the Sacred Valley near Cusco, Moray offers insight into Inca ingenuity and agricultural mastery.

The Maras Salt Mines, located in the Sacred Valley near Cusco, are a stunning network of over 3,000 salt pools terraced along a hillside. Dating back to Inca times, these ponds are still used today by local families to harvest natural pink salt from a subterranean stream. The site offers a unique view of traditional salt production and breathtaking mountain scenery

lunch in Urubamba: Enjoy a delicious lunch in Urubamba, featuring the best traditional Peruvian cuisine. Savor local specialties made with fresh, regional ingredients, from hearty Andean stews to flavorful grilled meats and freshly prepared salads. This meal is a perfect opportunity to taste the authentic flavors of Peru while resting and enjoying the beautiful surroundings of the Sacred Valley

Ollantaytambo is a fascinating Inca archaeological site and living town located in the Sacred Valley near Cusco. Known for its massive stone terraces, Temple of the Sun, and well-preserved Inca urban planning, it served as a royal estate and a strategic military, agricultural, and religious center. Today, it’s also the main gateway to Machu Picchu by train, blending ancient history with vibrant local culture

After exploring the Sacred Valley, you’ll board a scenic train from Ollantaytambo to Machu Picchu. This unforgettable journey follows the Urubamba River, passing through stunning Andean landscapes, lush valleys, and cloud forests before arriving at Aguas Calientes, the gateway to Machu Picchu