A very traditional and typical place for handicrafts and colorful fabrics. The main attraction of this is the archaeological complex, it is the Sunday market (only Sundays) that still barter where they exchange products. Traditions from the Inca era.

Here we find a kind of amphitheater, in which each of the different terraces has a different microclimate, which varies the crop according to the height at which it is located. The Moray complex would have more than 20 miniature sectors in which different crops were maintained according to the temperature to adapt. The visit to Moray will take you approximately 1 hour if you want to walk through all the terraces or platforms and thus know first hand one of the most incredible places in Peru.

Located in the upper area of ​​the sacred valley where we find the Salineras de Maras a river, of not much flow, pours its salty waters towards the pools, where they stagnate and where the water gradually evaporates thanks to the heat of the sun, producing thus the salt, so characteristic element of this zone of Peru.

A great place with Inca productions, most importantly corn, and today a beautiful countryside, with great fruit production. An excellent place to enjoy our typical buffet lunch in the area,

La fundación de Ollantaytambo se atribuye a Ollántay, y prevalece la fortaleza militar que protegía esta zona del valle, estratégica mente ubicada entre dos montañas. Actualmente se puede conocer esta fortaleza, y además los ricos yacimientos

Cerca del pueblo se ubica el Parque Arqueológico de Pisac, yacimientos arqueológicos incaicos, construcciones en piedras pulidas finalmente ensambladas, ciudadela, torreones, fortalezas militares, observatorio astronómico, etc. Observamos el cementerio incaico