Sacred Valley & Picnic Lunch

Moray is known for its circular terraces, believed to have been used by the Incas for agricultural experimentation. Different levels created varied growing conditions that may have helped them study and cultivate crops in the Andean environment. The site also offers views of the countryside and snow-capped Urubamba peaks.

Travel across this peaceful agricultural area, where local families cultivate the land and raise cattle and sheep amid mountain scenery.

Explore a town that became important during the colonial period through the production and trade of salt. Traditional houses and carved stone doorways reflect its history.

Enjoy a picnic lunch surrounded by the beautiful Andean landscape.

After lunch, take part in a traditional offering to Mother Earth as an expression of gratitude and respect. The ceremony may use palo santo, coca leaves, aromatic essences, incense and other elements of Andean spiritual practice. Traditional and pre-Hispanic-inspired instruments create a sound experience that develops naturally as a collective moment of reflection and connection. Guests are encouraged to participate with respect and an open…