Chinchero is one of the few places where time does not seem to pass, since Inca traditions and culture still persist. The people who inhabit it are of Inca blood and the predominant language is Quechua, although almost all the inhabitants of this area speak Spanish as a second language.

The Salinas de Maras have more than 3,000 pools, of different sizes and dimensions, which are fed by salt water that springs from the Qaqawiñay mountain subsoil. The intense sun causes the water to evaporate, leaving salt crystals that are then "harvested" with a piece of wood with which the salt is scraped, which is placed in small baskets, to eliminate the excess water. After a few days, the water passage is reopened and the process is repeated.

In the Sacred Valley of the Incas is the Moray archaeological site, a place with agricultural terraces that, at first glance, look like amphitheatres. These concentric terraces were built by the Incas as an agricultural laboratory. Each of its terraces has its own microclimate, according to the depth at which it is found. In total there are 3 circular complexes that are highly visited by tourists.

The Ollantaytambo Archaeological Park is located in the district of the same name in the province of Urubamba, 60 km in a straight line from the city of Cusco. To get to Ollantaytambo We can travel by Bus, in taxis or also in Tours carried out by Tourism Agencies of the city of Cusco, Via Chinchero-Urubamba the distance is 75 Km. On the road that passes through Pisac the distance is 93 Km .