We will be picking you up at 0830 AM from your hotel in Cusco. If your hotel is not within the historic centre of Cusco, we will meet you at the main square, Plaza de Armas. We will then embark on a one hour drive to Pisac in the Sacred Valley of Incas.

Pisac is popular for its weekend market. Farmers and craftsmen from neighbouring villages set up tents around the main square to sell their products. The village is also home to Inca ruins that nestles on a hilltop, overlooking the valley. This Inca ruins is second to the city of Machu Picchu in size. Here we will be giving you a complete tour of the complex. You will be introduced to Incas farming techniques and their rituals that they practised here.

We will then drive you to Urubamba. Here we will be serving you a typical Peruvian lunch (included in the price) before visiting the Ollantaytambo fortress.

Ollantaytambo is a beautiful village. It is the best example of Inca Empire’s town planning. The village is snuggled in between two hills. We will be visiting the fortress here. It was built by Inca ruler Pachacutec who also built Machu Picchu and Choquequirao. However, Manco Inca expanded it. It served as his stronghold when the Spanish invaded Ollantaytambo. He and his troops managed to defeat Spanish intruders in the battle of Ollantaytambo. We will drive you to the railway station. You will take the 2 hours train to Aguas Calientes from here. The route offers breathtaking views of highland Andean crops and settlements, as well as the Urubamba River, which runs through them.

We will meet you at Aguas Calientes and transport you to your hotel. You’ll have some free time in the evening to take a stroll through this charming town. Aguas Calientes is also known for its hot springs, so you can spend your evening relaxing in one. The local guide will meet you at your hotel that evening to inform you on the following day’s adventure.