Our first stop is the magnificent Qoricancha Temple, also known as the “Golden Palace”. This sacred Inca site was the center of political and religious life, later transformed by the Spanish into the Convent of Santo Domingo. The contrast between Inca and colonial architecture makes it a must-see for history and photography lovers.

The Inca fortress with breathtaking views: Next, we will explore Sacsayhuaman, a huge Inca fortress with impressive stone walls and panoramic views of Cusco. Admire the grandeur of this UNESCO World Heritage Site and its impressive surroundings.

A sacred Inca site with mysterious carved rock formations, a subway chamber and ceremonial altars believed to have been used for rituals and mummification.

Known as the “Red Fortress”, this military post has terraces, walls and watchtowers, strategically built to protect the entrance to Cusco.

An impressive water sanctuary with aqueducts, canals and finely carved stone waterfalls, believed to be a sacred site for Inca water worship and purification ceremonies.

Perched on a hill overlooking Cusco, the Mirador del Cristo Blanco offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the city. The 8-meter high white statue of Christ is a symbol of peace and a popular place to take stunning photos, especially at sunset.