The city tour is a half day, which you will be visiting "Koricancha", also known as the Temple of the Sun, which is considerate the center of the Inca world and dedicated to the Sun God Inti.

You will walk through the main square of Cusco, which is a busy and vibrant space that remarks the colonial constructions such as the "Cathedral church" and "La Compania de Jesus", feature with wide stones, and then you will observe the beautiful gardens in the main square.

Is located on a steep hill that overlooks the city, which has been constructed during the government of Inca Pachacutec in the XV century and has more than 20 thousand stones of over 125 tons of weight. In this site, you will learn the history of Cusco and Inca's land.

Qenqo means labyrinth and the temple are named because for the crooked canal cut out of its rocs. This place was used for death rituals, possibly to embalm bodies. The temple is carved out of a rock and marries the man-made tunnels with natural chambers features 19 small niches and set up as an amphitheater.

Is a large fortress located about 5miles from Cusco. The name means red fortress and its taken from the red granite that was used during the Inca's time. Also was a military checkpoint that includes warehoused, homes, springs, and aqueducts.

Located 5 miles from Cusco and is a peaceful Inca site, consisting of a series of carved aqueducts, canals and waterfalls that run through the terraced rocks.