We will visit a beautiful Inka palace, where we will be able to appreciate and interesting mix of inka and Spanish architecture. Also, we might see a pretty old and interesting art inside of a 400 years old colonial church (because of the covid, maybe it is not going to be possible. On the other hand we can visit one of the weavers co-op where native girls perform and preserve ancient techniques to weave and die the textiles.

We will visit a very spectacular salt mines on the side of a mountain that has been worked for over 600 years ago. The way how people still mine the salt here is unique.

This place look like an amphitheater, but it was an experimental laboratory that inka people built and used to adapt plants to grow in a high altitude.

This town is known as an inka living city because around 80% of the urban design comes from inka times. We will visit the religious sector where we will see how the inkas were building a temple for sun God using huge stones blocks. It is very unbelievable. If you still feel with energy we can walk a little bit around the urban sector.