Cusco Tours

This tour is ideal for both national and international travelers who want to experience authentic traditional food prepared by local people. During this food tour, we visit different places where locals go to enjoy their daily meals, allowing you to taste a wide variety of traditional dishes, including soups, main courses, desserts, beverages, fresh fruits, and local snacks. Join us and be part of this traditional Cusco food tour in Peru, guided in your preferred language, and discover the true flavors of Andean culture through an unforgettable culinary experience.

Experience the best mototaxi tour in the Sacred Valley, offering a unique way to explore the region. This thrilling ride allows you to enjoy the picturesque surroundings, including traditional villages, mestizo communities, and vibrant agricultural landscapes. On this mototaxi tour, you will visit the most iconic Inca sites within the Sacred Valley, all located near your tour starting point, making it a convenient and exciting way to explore ancient history and culture. We also provide mototaxi services throughout Peru. If you're planning to take this tour, we highly recommend it. Simply share your travel plans with us, and we will gladly create a personalized itinerary for your Peru trip, focusing on the best destinations and offering budget-friendly travel options. Feel free to let us know if you need more Sacred Valley tours or mototaxi experiences across Peru to enhance your journey!

This 2-day travel itinerary to the Sacred Valley is ideal with camping, as it gives you more time to enjoy your stay in this sacred valley. It is the only place where varieties of corn with the largest kernels in the world grow, including black corn. This black corn is used to dye alpaca wool and is also used to make a drink called chicha morada, which is served in tourist restaurants. The Sacred Valley is also magical due to the existence of many minerals, which is why it became an important place for mystical ceremonies using the San Pedro cactus drink. This is part of our tradition in Peru, and these ceremonies are legal, as they were passed down by our ancestors. For this reason, I recommend taking this tour with camping, a campfire, and the ceremony with the cactus drink called San Pedro.

ATV Quad Bike Tour in the Sacred Valley of the Incas Taking this ATV quad bike tour is an exciting extra adventure that can be added to a full-day tour of the famous Sacred Valley of the Incas. It is the perfect way to combine culture, nature, and adrenaline in one unforgettable experience. This activity lasts approximately 2 hours, riding along the route from Maras to Moray, or you may choose the alternative route to Huaypo Lagoon. Along the way, you will enjoy beautiful and fertile mountain landscapes, as well as pass through traditional Andean villages, where local communities preserve their ancestral way of life. Join us and take this opportunity to add adventure to your Sacred Valley tour with ATV quad bikes and, if you wish, zipline activities along the route. All of this can be done in one full-day Sacred Valley tour, making it an ideal option for travelers seeking both culture and adventure in Cusco, Peru.

This zip line adventure is one of the safest and most exciting outdoor activities in the Sacred Valley of Cusco, Peru. The zip line experience lasts approximately 2 hours and can be perfectly combined with a full-day Sacred Valley of the Incas tour. During this day tour, you will visit Chinchero, an important Inca archaeological site known for its traditional weaving culture. Afterward, you will head to the zip line location, where the activity is operated by certified and highly trained professionals, ensuring maximum safety and enjoyment. The tour also includes visits to Maras, an ancient Inca site, and the famous Maras Salt Mines (Salineras), one of the most iconic attractions in the Sacred Valley. Join this full-day Sacred Valley tour with zip line adventure and enjoy culture, history, and adrenaline in one experience. We are one of the best tour operators in Cusco, with over 500 excellent reviews on TripAdvisor and Google, guaranteeing quality service and unforgettable experiences.

Most Visited Places in Cusco – Full-Day Tour These are the most visited places in Cusco, Peru, included in a full-day tour combined with other top tourist attractions. One of the main advantages of this tour is the flexible pickup service, which can be arranged from Cusco city or from your location in the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Along the route, you will enjoy beautiful natural landscapes, including fertile valleys with a strong presence of native crops from the region, as well as distant views of mountains crowned with glaciers. This area is also rich in traditional villages, where local mestizo communities preserve the ancestral activities and traditions passed down from their ancestors, offering travelers an authentic cultural experience.

Q’eswachaka Inca Bridge – Ancient Engineering and Living Tradition Q’eswachaka is a traditional Inca bridge that has been preserved and rebuilt every year by the local Quechua communities, the direct descendants of the Inca civilization. This unique structure represents one of the last remaining examples of living Inca engineering in Peru. During the Inca era, these bridges were constructed using native Andean vegetation, a type of grass that also serves as natural food for llamas and alpacas. This organic material gave the bridge flexibility, making it earthquake-resistant, an essential feature in the Andes, a region with constant seismic activity caused by tectonic plate movement. Solid stone bridges would not have been as resistant to earthquakes as these flexible rope bridges. Historically, the Q’eswachaka Bridge was used for transporting food and goods by llamas, which carried supplies to different regions of the Inca Empire as a form of taxation. To help the animals cross safely, layers of Andean grass were placed along the base of the bridge, allowing the llamas to walk across with ease. Today, the Q’eswachaka Inca Bridge is a powerful symbol of Inca technology, ancestral knowledge, and living Andean culture, making it an essential destination for travelers interested in history, culture, and authentic traditions in Peru.

Sigrenacocha Lagoon is one of the best destinations in the Andes for breathtaking landscapes and abundant wildlife. This impressive lagoon is home to large populations of llamas and alpacas and is significantly larger than Humantay Lagoon—approximately five times its size—making it a unique and less-crowded alternative. The hike to Sigrenacocha Lagoon is easy and suitable for most travelers. The walk consists of about one hour downhill, with the return taking approximately one hour uphill. One of the main attractions of this area is the presence of stunning glacial mountains that still surround the lagoon, creating unforgettable scenery. Along the route, visitors will pass through traditional Andean villages and remote communities inhabited by native Quechua people, offering an authentic cultural experience. Around the lagoon, travelers can also observe various species of Andean birds, including different types of ducks. Sigrenacocha Lagoon is considered a sacred place by the local communities who live nearby, adding a spiritual and cultural dimension to this full-day tour. This destination is perfect for travelers looking to connect with nature, Andean culture, and pristine landscapes away from the crowds.

Discover this breathtaking natural wonder located near Cusco, featuring a scenic 2-hour hike that leads you to the ancient Inca ceremonial temple known as Ñaupa Iglesia. Along the trail, you will pass through traditional Andean villages that still preserve customs from both the Inca and Spanish eras. These traditions are reflected in their daily cuisine and drinks—especially chicha, a fermented corn beverage considered the oldest beer in Peru, often sold for just one sol per liter. Throughout the journey, you will experience authentic rural life while enjoying the powerful energy of the Perolniyoc Waterfall, followed by a visit to the impressive Inca ceremonial site. Join us for this unforgettable adventure. As a trusted travel agency with more than 500 excellent reviews from our own clients, we guarantee a safe, authentic, and enriching experience.

Discover one of the Andes’ most authentic culinary traditions with our Pachamanca experience, an ancient cooking technique that dates back to the pre-Inca and Inca civilizations. This ancestral dish is prepared by digging a cooking pit and heating strong river stones capable of holding high temperatures. Once the stones are ready, a delicious mix of ingredients is placed inside the earth oven—various cuts of meat, Andean tubers, fresh vegetables, and native corn. Everything is covered and slow-cooked over the hot stones for about 30 minutes, creating a unique flavor that represents centuries of Andean culture. Traditionally, Pachamanca was served during festivities and Andean wedding ceremonies. Today, it is often enjoyed alongside a sacred drink made from purple corn, then we provide a cream, which is mixed with ground chili and aromatic Andean herbs from the Sacred Valley. We invite you to taste this incredible traditional dish. As local experts with deep cultural roots, we proudly prepare Pachamanca during our most important celebrations—and now we share it with you as part of an authentic Andean experience.