A full-day excursion combining Apukunan Tianan, Maras, Moray, Racchi, and Huaypo Lagoon offers a rich blend of ancient Inca engineering, living Andean culture, and thrilling outdoor adventure across the high plateau outside Cusco
also known locally as the house of the inca divinities, is a striking contemporary cultural attraction located in the Sencca sector of the Poroy district, just a short drive from Cusco Created by local sculptor Michael "De Titán" Monteagudo, the site features monumental stone sculptures carved directly into living rock that honor Andean mythology, spirituality, and pre-Inca heritage. Monumental Sculptures: Features massive stone carvings up to 8 meters tall representing revered Andean figures, including Wiracocha (the creator god), the Pachamama (Mother Earth), and the sacred Puma. Symbolic Features: Includes intricate architectural details such as a three-dimensional stone doorway, rock-hewn tunnels, and imagery dedicated to Amazonian and Andean peoples. Scenic Setting: Situated at an altitude of approximately 3,850 meters, the site provides a tranquil environment with sweeping panoramic views of the surrounding rural countryside and mountain ranges.
serves as an immersive cultural and adventure gateway on the plateau above the Sacred Valley, blending ancestral history with outdoor excitement. Visitors often begin here to experience community-based tourism and sweeping valley vistas. Community Culture & Llama Walks: Engage with local residents, learn traditional weaving and natural dyeing techniques, and walk alongside llamas on ancient paths. Adventure & Zipline: Offers thrilling outdoor activities including multi-cable ziplining and suspension bridges overlooking the dramatic canyon landscape. Archaeological Context: Explore nearby cliffside storehouses and structural remnants linked to ancient regional control networks.
is a striking, crystal-clear high-altitude lake nestled amidst rolling hills, traditional farmland, and snow-capped Andean peaks. Reviewers note its tranquil atmosphere and mirror-like reflections of the surrounding mountains. Outdoor Recreation: Popular hub for kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, and ATV tours across rugged rural tracks. Wildlife & Birdwatching: Serves as a key refuge for migratory birds and local waterfowls, especially during peak seasonal months. Andean Folklore: Steeped in local legends, including tales of twin deities connected to nearby water bodies.
is an extraordinary Inca archaeological complex featuring massive, concentric circular terraces carved deep into a high-altitude plateau. Historians and visitors marvel at its sophisticated design. Inca Agricultural Laboratory: Each descending terrace creates unique microclimates with temperature variations from top to bottom, allowing the Incas to acclimate crops from different ecological zones. Sophisticated Drainage: Cleverly engineered subterranean irrigation systems prevent flooding even during heavy Andean downpours. Panoramic Vistas: The rim provides expansive viewpoints overlooking agricultural fields framed by distant mountain ranges.
features thousands of shimmering white evaporation ponds cascading down a steep mountain gorge, fed by a single subterranean hypersaline spring. Visitors find the visual contrast against the dark canyon walls breathtaking. Traditional Harvesting: Local families continue to harvest pink Andean salt using centuries-old, pre-Inca methods passed down through generations. Artisan Products: The visitor center and local shops offer packaged pink salt and chocolate infused with local salt as popular souvenirs. Stunning Photography: The geometric patchwork of reflecting pools creates one of the most iconic and photographed landscapes in the Cusco region. Would you prefer to experience this route primarily via a relaxing cultural driving tour, or would you like to incorporate adventure activities like ATVs or ziplining?
Our service includes transportation round trip
Not Includes:| N° people | 1 Person | 2 People | 3 People | more people |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Group | 35 USD | 30 USD | 25 USD | 23 USD |
| Private | 150 USD | 125 USD | 105 USD | 95 USD |
private service: includes – entrance tickets to archaeological places and lunch(buffete).
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When to book a trek: trek permits are not required for this trek. Departure dates depend on availability of the group.
Group size: minimum 03 people, typical group size 7 – 8 people, maximum 12 people.
Hiking time will depend on the group progress and the guide can change the itinerary depending on the group progress.
Our program is subject to change because of the weather conditions or any other unexpected circumstances.
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