CHINCHERO : Known for its rich textile tradition, Chinchero is the perfect place to discover ancient Andean weaving techniques. Learn about using natural fibers and dyes extracted from local plants and minerals.

Moray Admire this fascinating Inca agricultural laboratory, formed by circular terraces that created different microclimates, which allowed the Incas to experiment with a wide variety of crops.

Maras Salt Mines Explore the famous salt works of Maras: thousands of salt pools fed by an underground spring. This place was once an important trading center during the Inca Empire and is still in use today.

Urubamba Enjoy a relaxing break in the charming town of Urubamba, known as the heart of the Sacred Valley. Enjoy food and explore the local market, full of regional produce and handicrafts.

Ollantaytambo Visit the impressive fortress of Ollantaytambo, a living Inca village that still preserves its original urban layout. Its cobblestone streets and stone temples will transport you back to the time of the Inca Empire.

Pisac End your trip in Pisa, a place that combines stunning Inca ruins on the hillside with a charming colonial village at its foot, famous for its lively craft market.

Yes, normally the Sacred Valley tour ends in the city of Cusco around 6:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., depending on traffic, group rhythm and operator.