The Chinchero Archaeological Center is an important historical site located in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, high above the city of Cusco. It was an urban, agricultural, and ceremonial center during the Inca Empire, and is notable for its combination of Inca architecture and colonial constructions.

The Maras Salt Mines are a network of thousands of salt ponds located on a hillside in the Sacred Valley. These ponds are filled with saltwater from a natural spring, and thanks to the sun, the water evaporates, leaving behind the salt that is then harvested.

It is generally considered to have been an Inca agricultural experimentation center, where they took advantage of different temperature levels to cultivate and adapt plants. It stands out for its unique, amphitheater-like shape and for showcasing the advanced agricultural knowledge of this civilization.

Ollantaytambo is an ancient Inca center located in the Sacred Valley, known for its large terraces and stone constructions. It was an important city with military, agricultural, and religious functions. Today, it stands out as one of the best-preserved Inca sites and because it still maintains its urban layout and living traditions.

The Pisac Archaeological Park is an important Inca complex located high on a mountain in the Sacred Valley. It generally consists of agricultural terraces, stone enclosures, temples, and ceremonial areas. It is believed to have served military, religious, and agricultural functions. It is notable for its size, strategic location, and breathtaking views of the valley, showcasing the Incas' advanced knowledge of architecture and land management.