Peru has so many places, sites and experiences that you will never finish to know at all. The entire country has in every area and places indecipherable attractions that offer diverse experiences that will exceed your tastes and pleasures. Peru has it all!
Going to the south part of the country of course, there is Cusco with all its fantastic dreamlike wonders. The city alone boasts countless majestic sites that you cannot miss. It was called the Sacred Valley because it contains some of the best land in the region and was not a part of the Empire but the property of the Emperor or Inca himself.
This incredible and beautiful valley is recognized all around the world. As CNN says. - The 70-mile narrow strip of land, in the Peruvian Andes, that runs roughly from the old imperial capital of Cusco to the enigmatic citadel of Machu Picchu remains a place of eerie natural beauty.
Among the great places to visit in this Inca city, we cannot fail to mention the Sacred Valley of the Incas, which has among other beautiful places, and how not to start with:
The seventh wonder of the modern world, Machu Picchu
Arriving in a scenic train ride you will have the day of your life. Regardless of what you have already known in the world, no experience is equal to this great wonder. This day you will have the expected fantasy. You will know the Andean world in its depth. See Machu Picchu will break your heart
The town and market of Pisac
This very Andean antique town where the ancestral customs are kept, be sure to check out the colorful market in Pisac. Here, you’ll find a wide variety of locally made crafts, textiles, and souvenirs. Bargaining is expected and can be a fun way to interact with the local merchants
The salt Mines of Maras
The salt mines of Maras are an interesting and unique destination in the Sacred Valley. The mines have been in use for over 500 years, and they are still in operation today. You are able to learn about the traditional salt-making process.
The Incan agricultural terraces of Moray
Moray is an ancient Incan site that is believed to have been used as an agricultural research station. The site is made up of several large circular terraces that were used to create microclimates for different crops. The terraces are an impressive sight and are definitely worth visiting.
The Andean village of Chinchero
With its beautiful colonial-style church and its traditional textile weaving. You are able to walk through their old small streets and buy some alpaca pieces
Glamping experience at the Sacred Valley
These tours are our specialty. Glamping is a mix of glamour and camping. So, you will live the extreme deluxe in a camp where you can enjoy the outdoors with all the comforts of a deluxe hotel room with the very best gourmet meals
Bike tour in the valley
In this exciting Sacred Valley bike tour, we will be able to appreciate the best landscapes of the Sacred Valley, as well as enjoy unique places. You will tour the town of Urubamba through the valley up to the town of Ollantaytambo. You will discover amazing places in 6-hour tour
Horseback riding in the valley
Experience riding traditional Peruvian Paso Horses to the ancient salt mines of Maras,with stunning views of the Sacred Urubamba Valley River, Chicon Glacier, Pitusiray Glacier, Sahuasiray and Veronica Glacier
Inkariy Museum
This museum is conceived to show in a single place the main pre-Hispanic cultures of Peru, where the development of the ancient Peruvian settlers is recreated
An interesting aspect of the Inkariy Museum is its 360-degree approach. The musicographie proposal proposes an exhibition tour throughout 5000 years of history through images, ceramic replicas, infographics, models and dioramas distributed in nine rooms related to the ancestral cultures of Caral, Chavin, Paracas, Moche, Nasca, Wari, Lambayeque, Chimu and Inca. 5 6
The idea of the museum arose in 2002 as an initiative of the Mérida family - children and grandchildren of the artist Edilberto Mérida - with the aim of highlighting the history of the main original cultures of Peru.
