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Begin among the colossal stones of Sacsayhuaman, then follow the mountain road from Cusco into the Sacred Valley. At Awanacancha, meet llamas and alpacas while learning how their wool becomes the textiles that have clothed Andean communities for generations. After lunch at Parwa Restaurant, continue to Pisac to walk through its hillside archaeological site and spend time in the colorful artisan market. In one day, this route connects Inca engineering, Andean wildlife, traditional craftsmanship and the wide-open scenery of the valley, ending at your hotel in Cusco or the Sacred Valley.
Pickup
Your hotel in Cusco or Cusco Airport
Duration
Approximately 8 hours
Service
Group or private tour
Route
Cusco → Sacsayhuaman → Awanacancha → Pisac
Included
Entrance tickets, lunch, guide and transportation
Difficulty
3/5 – Moderate
Price
USD 209 per person
Walk beside the monumental Inca stone walls of Sacsayhuaman.
Meet llamas and alpacas and learn about Andean textiles at Awanacancha.
Explore the Pisac archaeological site and its colorful artisan market.
Day by day
Choose a day, explore each stop and see the route on the map.
Sacsayhuaman, Awanacancha and Pisac

Meet your guide at your hotel in Cusco city or Cusco Airport and begin the journey toward the Sacred Valley. Stop first at Sacsayhuaman, the largest of the major archaeological complexes surrounding Cusco, where massive stones were cut and fitted together without mortar. Your guide explains the site’s Inca history and its role in the battle of 1536.

Continue through picturesque Andean towns to Awanacancha. Meet llamas and alpacas, learn about rare vicuñas and discover the traditional weaving techniques used to transform their wool into Andean clothing and textiles.

Pause for the included lunch at Parwa Restaurant before continuing deeper into the Sacred Valley.

Explore the Pisac archaeological site and its agricultural terraces, then visit the colorful market, where you can meet local artisans and browse handmade crafts. The tour ends with drop-off at your hotel in the Sacred Valley or Cusco city.
Lunch at Parwa Restaurant and snack
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The tour is available in English or Spanish and lasts approximately eight hours. It may be arranged as a group or private service; families traveling with children are encouraged to choose the private option. The itinerary involves walking at high altitude and is not suitable for travelers with reduced mobility.
You may cancel up to 48 hours before the tour. Last-minute cancellations are not accepted because they affect transportation, restaurant and staff arrangements.
The complete experience lasts approximately eight hours.
Pickup can be arranged from your hotel in Cusco city or Cusco Airport.
Yes. The tour may be arranged as a group or private service. The supplied program recommends a private service for families traveling with children.
Yes. Lunch at Parwa Restaurant is included, together with one bottle of water and a snack.
No. The program involves walking at archaeological sites and high altitude and is not suitable for travelers with reduced mobility.
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