We will visit the artisan center in Chinchero where we will see the Textile and ceramics that were inherited from their ancestors, Chinchero is one of the towns that resisted colonization while preserving its culture.

This town was founded When the Cusqueños left the city of Cusco when the Spaniards arrived.  in the old days it was very important for what was declared "Villa of San Francisco de Asís" (Villa: town that brings benefits).

The platforms of Moray are located 7 km from the town of Maras. In the place we will find circular holes with circular platform constructions that were possibly used as an Agricultural laboratory in the time of the Incas. Each terrace maintains its own micro climate, so it can contain up to 20 different types of micro-climates.

Las Salineras or Salt Mines. located northwest of the town of Maras are made up of about 2000 small wells with an average area of about 5 m², exploited since the Inca era, Colonial times and still being exploited by the locals.