Chinchero is one of the most representative Andean villages of the Sacred Valley of the Incas, renowned for keeping alive its traditions, colonial architecture and Inca legacy. You will also visit the historic colonial church of the 17th century, built on Inca foundations and decorated with valuable paintings from the Cusqueña School. In addition, you will have the opportunity to meet a textile interpretation center, where local craftswomen will demonstrate the traditional process of spinning, dyeing with natural dyes and weaving of fine Andean textiles, ancestral techniques that have been transmitted from generation to generation. Chinchero offers a unique combination of history, living culture and Andean landscapes, becoming one of the most authentic and unforgettable stops in the Sacred Valley.

Pisac Archaeological Park is one of the most important Inca complexes in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, renowned for its impressive architecture, agricultural terraces and extraordinary panoramic views of the Andean mountains. During your visit, you will explore this ancient ceremonial, agricultural and military center, where you will appreciate highly precise Inca constructions, such as temples, enclosures, ceremonial fountains and the famous religious sector with its finely assembled stone walls. You will also discover the extensive agricultural platforms that show the advanced knowledge of the Incas in engineering and adaptation to the natural environment. From its viewpoints you will enjoy a privileged view of the valley and understand the importance of Pisac as one of the main strategic centers of the ancient Inca Empire. This experience combines history, culture and unique landscapes, making Pisac a must-see stop during your tour of the Sacred Valley.

Ollantaytambo Archaeological Park is one of the most impressive and well-preserved Inca sites in the Sacred Valley of the Incas. During the visit, you will tour its imposing agricultural terraces built on the slopes of the mountain, which show the advanced knowledge of the Incas in engineering and agriculture. You will also appreciate the ceremonial sector, where the famous stone blocks of the Temple of the Sun, the wall of the six monoliths and other structures that reflect the precision and architectural mastery of this great civilization are located. In addition, you will enjoy the stunning views of the traditional village of Ollantaytambo, considered one of the last living Inca villages, where its streets, water channels and homes retain the original design of the Inca era.