Pick-up from your hotel in Cusco around 6:30 am (exact time may vary depending on location). After meeting your guide, begin a scenic drive toward the Sacred Valley, enjoying beautiful Andean landscapes along the way as your guide introduces the history and geography of the region.

Andean Community & Textile Experience Visit Manos de la Comunidad, where you’ll experience the living traditions of the Andes firsthand. Local families warmly welcome you and demonstrate how alpaca and sheep wool is spun, naturally dyed, and woven using ancestral techniques. You’ll learn about traditional clothing, symbolism in Andean textiles, and daily life in rural communities. This authentic cultural encounter offers a deeper connection with local heritage beyond the archaeological sites.

Pisac Archaeological Park Explore the impressive Inca ruins of Pisac, dramatically located on the mountainside with panoramic views over the Sacred Valley. Walk through agricultural terraces, ceremonial areas, and stone structures that highlight the Incas’ advanced engineering skills. After the guided visit, enjoy free time at the colorful Pisac artisan market, well known for its textiles, jewelry, and handcrafted souvenirs made by local vendors.

Visit the fascinating circular terraces of Moray, believed to have functioned as an Inca agricultural research center. These unique depressions allowed the Incas to experiment with crops in different microclimates. Stroll around the site while your guide explains its purpose, surrounded by stunning mountain scenery that makes this stop both educational and visually unforgettable.

Discover the iconic salt terraces of Maras, where thousands of small pools cascade down the mountainside. These salt pans have been worked since pre-Inca times and are still managed today by local families. Learn how the famous pink salt of Maras is harvested by hand and enjoy one of the most photogenic landscapes in the Sacred Valley.

Stop in Urubamba, the heart of the Sacred Valley, to enjoy a buffet lunch (if selected) featuring a variety of traditional Peruvian dishes prepared with fresh local ingredients. Relax and recharge while surrounded by peaceful mountain views.

Ollantaytambo – Tour End or Return to cusco. Explore the historic Inca town and fortress of Ollantaytambo, one of the best-preserved examples of Inca urban planning. Walk through original stone streets, admire massive terraces, and learn about its strategic importance during the Inca period. The tour ends in Ollantaytambo, making it an ideal option for travelers continuing by train to Machu Picchu or staying overnight in the area or return to cusco.