After a one hour tour in the car from Cusco to Chinchero, we will arrive at the archaeological complex of Chinchero where our accredited guide will make a walk with the traveler where you can see the archaeological complex of Chinchero administrative, religious and political center in the time of the Incas, where our accredited guide will explain to the travelers the history of Chinchero, its religious, political and economic importance in the Inca era, in the same way the traveler will be able to appreciate the impressive agricultural terraces Incas, Inca palaces and the Catholic temple built with Inca walls as a foundation, where travelers can understand the process of cultural syncretism in the time of the Spanish viceroyalty, in the same way our accredited guide will take the traveler some memorable photos that will make the visit to chinchero a positive experience in the travelers.

On the way from Chinchero to Maras travelers will appreciate the spectacular landscape of the Sacred Valley, snowy, farm fields and picturesque villages, when arriving at the salt mines, our accredited guide will accompany you on your visit where our accredited guide will explain to travelers the process of production of salt from eras before the Incas to this day where local inhabitants exploit salt sustainably, in the same way our accredited guide will take with the same enthusiasm the memorable photos of the place and as an optional activity the traveler can buy the salt that is produced.

Upon arriving at the Moray archaeological complex our accredited guide will make a small walk alongside the travelers, where travelers will appreciate the impressive circular terraces of agricultural use in the time of the Incas, where the Incas experienced and improved the genetic quality of the various Andean agricultural products, likewise our accredited guide with the same enthusiasm take the respective memorable photos to the travelers.

Our accredited guide will spend with the traveler to visit one of the textile centers of Chinchero which is a very interesting activity since it is led and led by local women where the traveler can appreciate how local women continue to preserve ancient Inca traditions regarding weaving using the wool of South American camelids and various organic products to color flame wool and alpaca, and obtain quality handmade textiles.