Upon arrival, a representative from MACHUPICCHU PERU JOURNEYS, will be waiting for you, so you'll receive assistance and be transferred to your hotel in Cusco. In the afternoon, embark on an exclusive city tour.

start City tour in Cusco at 1:00Pm: Temple of the Sun, Qoricancha, it was a vital Inca temple dedicated to Inti, the sun god. It showcases remarkable Inca stonework and served as both a religious and astronomical center.

Sacsayhuamán is an impressive Inca archaeological site located on a hill overlooking the city of Cusco. Built in the 15th century, it’s known for its massive stone walls made of precisely cut boulders that fit together without mortar. The site served as a ceremonial and military complex, possibly dedicated to the god Inti (the Sun). Today, it’s one of the most important historical sites in Peru and offers stunning panoramic views of Cusco.

Q'enqo is an archaeological site, featuring fascinating rock carvings and ceremonial structures attributed to the Inca civilization.

Puka Pukara (meaning “Red Fortress” in Quechua) is an ancient Inca military ruin located just outside Cusco. Believed to have served as a defensive fortress and administrative center, its strategically placed terraces, walls, and lookout points overlook the Cusco Valley. The reddish hue of its stones gives it its name. It’s a short stop on the Sacred Valley or Cusco city tours, offering visitors insight into Inca military architecture and panoramic views of the surrounding landscape

Tambomachay is an Inca archaeological site located about 7 km from Cusco, Peru. Known as the “Bath of the Inca,” it features finely crafted stone terraces, aqueducts, and water channels that still flow with crystal-clear water today. The site is believed to have served as a ceremonial center dedicated to water and possibly a royal retreat for Inca nobility. Its precise stonework and continuous water flow highlight the Incas’ advanced engineering and deep spiritual connection to nature.

Return to Cusco city, you will have free time to explore the city's historic streets, dine on local cuisine, and enjoy traditional music or dance performances in Plaza de Armas