Travelers will visit the fascinating Archaeological Site of Moray, one of the most unique attractions in the Sacred Valley. During the visit, they will explore a series of impressive circular terraces built into natural depressions in the landscape, creating a remarkable example of Inca engineering. As they walk around the site, guests will learn how these terraces are believed to have been used as an agricultural laboratory, where the Incas experimented with different crops and microclimates to improve food production throughout their empire. Visitors will enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding Andes while discovering the ingenuity, scientific knowledge, and agricultural achievements of the Inca civilization. This stop offers a unique opportunity to gain insight into one of the most innovative and mysterious archaeological sites in Peru.

Travelers will visit the charming town of Chinchero, a place where Inca history, colonial architecture, and living Andean traditions come together. During the visit, they will explore impressive Inca agricultural terraces, ancient stone structures, and the colonial church built on top of Inca foundations. Guests will enjoy panoramic views of the Sacred Valley and learn about the historical importance of Chinchero within the Inca Empire. They will also visit a traditional textile center, where local artisans demonstrate ancestral weaving techniques, natural dyeing processes, and the cultural significance of Andean textiles. This experience provides a unique opportunity to connect with the living culture of the Andes while discovering one of the most authentic and picturesque destinations in the Sacred Valley.

Travelers will visit the spectacular Maras Salt Mines, one of the most iconic attractions in the Sacred Valley. This unique site features thousands of salt pools cascading down the mountainside, creating a breathtaking landscape that has been used for salt production since pre-Inca times. During the visit, guests will learn about the traditional salt-harvesting process and discover how local families continue to manage the salt ponds using ancestral techniques passed down through generations. The guide will explain the historical, cultural, and economic importance of the salt mines to the region. Visitors will have time to admire the stunning scenery, take memorable photographs, and gain insight into one of Peru’s most remarkable examples of living heritage and traditional Andean practices.