This impressive festival dedicated to the Sun God revives the grandeur of the Inca Empire. Between ancestral ceremonies, colorful dances, and vibrant music, you will experience Andean culture, history, and spirituality in a unique show that only takes place once a year during the festivities of the city of Cusco.
The Inti Raymi experience begins at your hotel in Cusco, where we will pick you up and head to the Qoricancha plaza (entry requires prior reservation), where the Inca begins the ceremony with prayers and offerings to the Sun God in an atmosphere illuminated by the first rays of dawn. Then, the celebration moves to the Plaza de Armas (general public access), transformed into a vibrant stage with traditional dances, Andean music, and colorful costumes filling every corner with energy and culture. The climax occurs at the Sacsayhuamán esplanade (entry requires prior reservation – the most important stage), the third and most anticipated setting, where a grand spectacle of rituals, music, and hundreds of actors revives the deep connection between the Andean people and the Sun. At the end of the festival, we will return to your hotel with the feeling of having experienced a unique and unforgettable cultural experience.
Note: Each Inti Raymi stage requires individual and advance reservation, with the performance at Sacsayhuamán being the most important.
It is the Festival of the Sun, an ancestral Inca ceremony celebrating the Sun God, patron of agriculture and Andean life. It is one of Peru’s most important cultural events.
The visit generally begins at Qoricancha (entry ticket with prior reservation), continues at the Plaza de Armas (free access, very crowded), and culminates at the Sacsayhuamán esplanade (entry ticket with prior reservation – the most important performance). Each stage requires specific transportation and coordination.
A full day, approximately 8 hours, though it can last 6 to 10 hours depending on pre-booked tickets and transfers between stages.
Yes, tickets are limited, and each stage requires individual advance reservation, especially during high season (June).
On June 24, the official date of the ceremony and the central day of Cusco’s festivities.
Yes, but transfers and walking may be demanding for those with limited mobility.
Yes, but always respect the rules at each stage and avoid interfering with the ceremonies.
Inti Raymi takes place under any weather condition; outdoor performances continue, but it is recommended to bring a light raincoat.
The Inti Raymi experience begins at your hotel in Cusco, where we will pick you up and head to the Qoricancha plaza (entry requires prior reservation), where the Inca begins the ceremony with prayers and offerings to the Sun God in an atmosphere illuminated by the first rays of dawn. Then, the celebration moves to the Plaza de Armas (general public access), transformed into a vibrant stage with traditional dances, Andean music, and colorful costumes filling every corner with energy and culture. The climax occurs at the Sacsayhuamán esplanade (entry requires prior reservation – the most important stage), the third and most anticipated setting, where a grand spectacle of rituals, music, and hundreds of actors revives the deep connection between the Andean people and the Sun. At the end of the festival, we will return to your hotel with the feeling of having experienced a unique and unforgettable cultural experience.
Note: Each Inti Raymi stage requires individual and advance reservation, with the performance at Sacsayhuamán being the most important.
It is the Festival of the Sun, an ancestral Inca ceremony celebrating the Sun God, patron of agriculture and Andean life. It is one of Peru’s most important cultural events.
The visit generally begins at Qoricancha (entry ticket with prior reservation), continues at the Plaza de Armas (free access, very crowded), and culminates at the Sacsayhuamán esplanade (entry ticket with prior reservation – the most important performance). Each stage requires specific transportation and coordination.
A full day, approximately 8 hours, though it can last 6 to 10 hours depending on pre-booked tickets and transfers between stages.
Yes, tickets are limited, and each stage requires individual advance reservation, especially during high season (June).
On June 24, the official date of the ceremony and the central day of Cusco’s festivities.
Yes, but transfers and walking may be demanding for those with limited mobility.
Yes, but always respect the rules at each stage and avoid interfering with the ceremonies.
Inti Raymi takes place under any weather condition; outdoor performances continue, but it is recommended to bring a light raincoat.
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